Kansas City Star, article from, 299;
  excerpts from, 133, 145, 147, 154

Label titles, 173

Length of articles, 100

Leslie’s Weekly, excerpts from, 135, 148, 157

London Daily News, excerpt from, 166, 167

Magazines, as field for articles, 11;
  contributors to, 11;
  study of, 21

Manuscripts, form for, 182, 184;
  mailing, 186;
  in editorial offices, 187;
  rejected, 188;
  accepted, 189

Manuscript record, 190

McClure’s Magazine, article from, 274;
  excerpts from, 53, 151

McClure Newspaper Syndicate, 192

“Mark Twain’s First Sweetheart,” 299

Milwaukee Journal, article from, 305

Munsey’s Magazine, article from, 356;
  excerpts from, 136, 139

Mysteries as a source of interest, 40

Narrative article in third person, 91; examples of, 92

Narrative beginnings, 134

“Neighborhood Playhouse, The,” 240

“New Political Wedge, A,” 281

Newspaper Enterprise Association, 192;
  articles from, 89, 115;
  excerpt from, 152

Newspaper Feature Service, 192;
  excerpt from, 155

Newspaper work as training for magazine writing, 17

Newspapers, as field for articles, 5;
  characteristics of, 8;
  Sunday magazine sections of, 9;
  study of, 21;
  as source of subjects, 33

New York Evening Post, articles from, 213, 242;
  excerpt from, 150

New York Evening Sun, excerpt from, 154

New York Sun, article from, 336

New York Times, excerpts from, 119, 137, 145, 155, 158

New York Tribune, excerpts from, 129, 141

New York World, articles from, 92, 240;
  excerpt from, 133

Nose for news in feature writing, 14

Notebook, value of, 37

“Now the Public Kitchen,” 92

Observation, personal, as a source of subjects and material, 28

“Occupation and Exercise Cure, The,” 264

Official documents as a source of material, 34

Ohio State Journal, article from, 59

Origin of special feature articles, 3

Outline for analysis of feature articles, 201

Outline of articles on factory schools, 105-07

Outlining articles, value of, 99;
  method of, 105

Outlook, articles from, 95, 264;
  excerpts from, 126, 133, 135, 146, 156

Overline for illustrations, 197

“Paradise for a Penny, A,” 326

Paradoxical beginnings, 144

Paradoxical titles, 175