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APRIL 191I  \n女  \nR  \nSCRIBNERSMACAZINE  \nk  \n# NEWLETTERS BYROBERT LOUISSTEVENSON\n\nPUBLISHED MONTHLYWITH ILLUSTRATIONS  \neK*e  \nCHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS NEW YORK  \nG  \n}153-157 PIFTH AVE.NEWYORK…TEMPLE HOUSE.TEMPLE AVE.IONDON.EC.  \nIt is bound to clean!When nothing elsewill start dirt and stain,you know Sapolio willdo it.Paint or pans,marble or metal,floors,lavatories and almost everything cleanableyields to the most economical of cleaners,that big cake that does not waste or melt.It is well proven that  \nSAPOLIO  \n# Cleans Scours Polishes\n\nVol.XLIX.  \n\n|  | SCRIBNERSMACAZINE  \u003Cbr>APRIL 1911  \u003Cbr>CONTENTS   |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  | Portrait of Robert Louis Stevenson,from a painting by.John S.Sargent.  Frontispice  \u003Cbr>Reproduced in tint.By permission.  \u003Cbr>NEW LETTERS,by.  \u003Cbr>Robert Louis Stevenson  .385  \u003Cbr>Sir Sidney Colvin  \u003Cbr>Edited by.  \u003Cbr>Gieorgia Wood Pangborn·398  \u003Cbr>IF LOVE BE LOVE.Poem  \u003Cbr>SHOOTING IN FRANCE  \u003Cbr>Ethel Rose.  \u003Cbr>399  \u003Cbr>Illustrations by A.B.Frost and Guy Rose,reproduced  \u003Cbr>in tint.  \u003Cbr>KENNEDY sQUARE  \u003Cbr>.F.Hopkinson Smith,  .41I  \u003Cbr>CHAPTERS XV-XVII.(To be contineL)  \u003Cbr>IIlustration by A.I.Keller,reproduced in color.  \u003Cbr>FROM MUGHAL TO BRITON  \u003Cbr>Price Collier  \u003Cbr>·425  \u003Cbr>Author of\"England and the Eng-  \u003Cbr>THE FoURTH PAPER 1N His SERIES,  \u003Cbr>lish from ian American Point of View.  \u003Cbr>THE WEST 1N THE EAST FROM AN AMER.  \u003Cbr>ICAN POINT OF VIEW.  \u003Cbr>Illustrations from photographs.  \u003Cbr>·446  \u003Cbr>THE CHURCH IN THE CITY.Poem.       .Anne Bunner  \u003Cbr>PORTRAIT OF A PHILOSOPHER  \u003Cbr>.         Dorothy Canfield  \u003Cbr>·447  \u003Cbr>llustrations by N.C.Wyeth.  \u003Cbr>Mrs.Burton Harrison. 456  \u003Cbr>RECOLLECTIONS,GRAVE AND GAY  \u003Cbr>CHAPTERS IV-V.(Zo be continzed.)  \u003Cbr>THE WOMAN WATCHES.Poem  \u003Cbr>      ,468  \u003Cbr>George Harris,Jr.  \u003Cbr>RECENT TENDENCIES IN MARINE PAINT-  \u003Cbr>ING.  \u003Cbr>Birge Harrison  .        469  \u003Cbr>Illustrations from paintings.  \u003Cbr>Charles Belmont Davis  ·479  \u003Cbr>THE TWENTY-FIRST REASON.  \u003Cbr>Illustrations by William Van Dresser.  \u003Cbr>THE GERMAN AND THE AMERICAN CITY.Frederic C.Howe  \u003Cbr>485  \u003Cbr>WHEN THE CROws cOME BACK.Poem  \u003Cbr>Margaret Vandegrift.    492  \u003Cbr>THE PETTINGBIRD INFARE  \u003Cbr>Nelson Lloyd  \u003Cbr>493  \u003Cbr>Illustrations by J.Scott Williams.  \u003Cbr>PHYLLIS LEE.Poem  \u003Cbr>Oliver Herford               594  \u003Cbr>llustration by the author.  \u003Cbr>THE POINT OF VIEW—Iow IWe Spend Money—Rosie,Mary and Adelaide  \u003Cbr>—Standardized Eating  \u003Cbr>·505  \u003Cbr>THE FIELD OF ART—The Roman Art Exposition of I911.(Ilarrison S.  \u003Cbr>·509  \u003Cbr>Morris.)Illustrated   |  |\n|  |  |  |\n\nCopyright,I9I,by Charles Scribner's Sons A/rigshts resered.Entered at New York Post-Omce as Second-Class Mail Matter.  \nEntered as Second-Class Matter at the Post-Office Department,Ottawa,Canada.  \nThe advertising pages  \nin Scribner's Magazine are peculiarly interest-ing.The cleverness and inventiveness shownin the preparation of advertising copy,theassured integrity of the advertisers,the greatvariety of things advertised,the very make-upof the advertising section with its numerous  \nDepartments under which advertisements of similar characterare grouped together,gives them an alluring effectiveness whichwill take Scribner readers all the way through.  \nIndex to Advertisements  \nBuilding——Furnishing  \nPAGEPAGEPAGEAmer.Telephone &Telegraph Co.45 National Fireproofing Co....61 Steinway Piano ......42Ash and Garbage Cans....771National Lead Co.  ...,.67Victor-Vietrola......38-39Bigelow Carpets and Rugs...63Oxide of Zinc Paint.....68Office Appliances and StationeryBissell Carpet Sweeper....76Peck-Williamson Heating Systems 72The Craftsman House Plans ..74Rowe's Bed Hammocks....70American Writing Paper Co...81Book Form Business Cards  ..80Electro Silicon Silver Polish ..74Sargent Hardware.....62Conklin Self-Filling Pen....78Glidden White Enamel Porcelain 60Sectional Portable Cottages..66Esterbrook Steel Pens..,.40Globe-Wernicke Bookcases...77\"Standard\"Plumbing Fixtures.115Hartshorn Shade","cbCaipBPlF4Gz9Pr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipBPlF4Gz9Pr","pdf",52989060,258,"English","# Contents\n## New Letters and Robert Louis Stevenson\n## Poems\n## Illustrations and Illustrated Sections\n## Chapters (Serialized)\n## Advertisements (Indexed)","[{\"question\":\"What major written features are listed in this April 1911 issue?\",\"answer\":\"The contents include “New Letters” by Robert Louis Stevenson, multiple poems (for example “If Love Be Love” and “When the Crows Come Back”), and several illustrated pieces and named contributions.\"},{\"question\":\"Which serialized chapter segments appear in the issue?\",\"answer\":\"The contents reference “CHAPTERS XV–XVII” and “CHAPTERS IV–V,” both noted as to be continued, indicating ongoing serialization within the magazine.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the advertising information organized?\",\"answer\":\"Advertising pages are supported by an index that groups advertisers into categories such as Building and Furnishing, Automobiles and Accessories, and Tours/Travel, with page references for each listed item.\"}]","Scribner's Magazine - Volume 49 - April 1911 Issue | PDF",397]