"The Thrill Book", 1 October 1919 (magazine, free): Table of contents

I've never read this magazine before, but Murray Leinster published here - so it probably is not out of place.

ToC labels some of the fiction as "storiette". I wonder if that means flash fiction?

Table of contents.

1. [novelette] H Bedford-Jones' "Mr Shen of Shensi".
2. [novelette] Harry Golden's "A Step & a Half".
3. [serial - 2/4] Rupert Hughes' "The Gift-Wife".
4. [serial - 4/5] Francis Stevens' "The Head of Cereberus".
5. [ss] Ray W Hinds' "Recoiling Sparks".
6. [ss] Ada Louvie Evans' "Between Two Worlds".
7. [ss] Roy Leslie's "An Eccentric".
8. [ss] Anthony T Lorenz's "Ghosts of Chaacmol".
9. [ss] Will H Greenfied's "The Mouse & the Cheese".
10. [ss] Newton A Fuessle's "A Perfect Melody".
11. [ss] Mary Carolyn Davies' "Words That Came Alive".
12. [ss] Everett McNeill's "At the Hands of the Master".
13. [ss] Mordaunt Hall's "The Escape".
14. [storiette] Harold de Polo's "Violets?".
15. [storiette] Ted Robbins' "Crimson Flowers".
16. [storiette] Pearl Bragg's "The Song from the Dead".

Fact sheet.

Labeled: "Vol III No 1".
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