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Title	Weird Tales, 1, Number 2
Editor	Edwin Baird
Year	1923
Publisher	Rural Publishing Corporation
Location	Chicago, IL, USA
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WEIRD TALES

THE UNIQUE MAGAZINE

EDWIN BAIRD, Editor

Published monthly by THE RURAL PUBLISHING CORPORATION, 325 N. Capitol Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Application made for entry as second-class matter at the postoffice at Indianapolis, Indiana. Single Copies, 25 cents. Subscription, $3.00 a year in the United States: $3.50 in Canada. The publishers are not responsible for manuscripts lost in transit. Address all manucripts and other editorial matters to WEIRD TALES 854 N. Clark St., Chicago, Ill. The contents of this magazine are fully protected by copyright and publishers are cautioned against using the same, either wholly or in part.

Copyright, 1923, by The Rural Publishing Corporation.

VOLUME 1

25 Cents

NUMBER 2

Contents for April, 1923

SIXTEEN THRILLING SHORT STORIES
TWO COMPLETE NOVELETTES
TWO TWO-PART STORIES
INTERESTING, ODD AND WEIRD HAPPENINGS

The Scar	Carl Rasmus	7
A Thrilling Novelette.
Beyond the Door	Paul Suter	23
A Short Story of Gripping Interest.
The Tortoise Shell Comb	Roylston Markham	34
A Fantasy of a Mad Brain.
A Photographic Phantasm	Paul Crumpler	37
The Living Nightmare	Anton M. Oliver	38
A Night in a House of Death.
The Incubus	Hamilton Craigie	42
A Frighful Adventure in an Ancient Tomb.
The Bodymaster	Harold Ward	49
An Amazing Novelette.
Jungle Death	Artemus Calloway	70
A Story in Which Crocodiles and Voodooism Play the Stellar Roles.
The Snake Fiend	Farnsworth Wright	75
A Tale of Diabolic Terror.
A Square of Canvas	Anthony M. Rud	81
A Story of an Insane Artist.
The Affair of the Man in Scarlet	Julian Kilman	91
A Weird Story of the Thirteenth Century.
The Hideous Face	Victor Johns	99
A Grim Tale of Frightful Revenge.
The Forty Jars	Ray McGillivray	105
A Strange Story of the Orient.
The Whispering Thing	Laurie McClintock and Culpeper Chunn	116
A Two-part Novel of Death and Terror.
The Thing of a Thousand Shapes.	Otis Adelbert Kline	139
The Concluding Chapters of a Weird Novel.
The Conquering Will	Ted Olson	152
Do the Dead Return to Life?
Six Feet of Willow	Carrol F. Michener	157
The Strange Tale of a Yellow Man and His Beloved Reptile.
The Hall of the Dead	Francis D. Grierson	163
An Occult Story of Ancient Egypt.
The Parlor Cemetery	C. E. Howard	169
A Grisly Satire.
Golden Glow	Harry Irvine Shumway	173
A "Haunted House" Story with a Touch of Humor.
The Eyrie	By The Editor	179

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