THE SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE 28 NOVEMBER 1901 VINTAGE LITERATURE & NEWS For Sale

Vintage The Saturday Evening Post Magazine of news, general interest stories, fiction stories, literature and advertising circa 28 November 1901. Measures 11 1/4 X 14 1/4 inches in size (29 X 36cm) and is 20 pages in length. Publication is an authentic original in acceptable condition as shown in photos.
This image is the cover of the September 28, 1901, issue of The Saturday Evening Post (Volume 174, No. 13).This early 20th-century edition was published by the Curtis Publishing Company in Philadelphia and sold for five cents a copy. The cover illustration depicts a man in traditional Latin American attire (a sombrero and poncho) standing before an architectural skyline, reflecting the issue\'s focus on Pan-American relations.Featured ArticlesThis issue contains several pieces on politics, international trade, and culture: [1]

• \"All America in Conference\": An lead article by Volney W. Foster, a member of the U.S. delegation, regarding the Pan-American Conference.
• \"How Tammany Nominates\": A political commentary by Paul Latzke on the nomination processes of Tammany Hall.
• \"American Exports and German Tariff\": A report on international trade policy by Charles R. Flint, a prominent financier and industrialist.
• \"Tales of Old Turley\": A literary piece by Max Adeler (pseudonym for humorist Charles Heber Clark).
• \"A Most Lamentable Comedy\": A contribution by William Allen White, a famous Pulitzer Prize-winning editor and politician.