THE SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE 23 MAY 1903 VINTAGE LITERATURE & NEWS For Sale

Vintage The Saturday Evening Post Magazine of news, general interest stories, fiction stories, literature and advertising circa 23 May 1903. Measures 11 1/4 X 14 1/4 inches in size (29 X 36cm) and is 34 pages in length. Publication is an authentic original in acceptable condition as shown in photos.
The cover art was created by Harrison Fisher, one of the most celebrated illustrators of the early 20th century. It depicts a young man in rugged outdoor attire carrying a rifle, consistent with the themes of adventure and burgeoning American identity popular in the magazine at the time.
Featured ArticlesThis issue features several contributions from notable authors and journalists:

• \"The Mascot of Battery B\": A story by Lloyd Osbourne, the stepson of Robert Louis Stevenson and a well-known novelist in his own right.
• \"Fortunes and Freaks in Advertising\": An insightful piece on the rapidly evolving world of early 20th-century marketing by Paul Latzke.
• \"The Trust of Trusts\": An article by David Graham Phillips, a famous \"muckraker\" journalist known for exposing corporate and political corruption.
• \"The Breaking in of Quincy Bolivar\": A contribution by George Ade, a popular American humorist and playwright.
• \"Our American Snobs\": A social commentary by James L. Ford, an editor and satirical writer.