Item - The People's Home Journal, v. XX, no. 7, July, 1905

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Series:	The People's Home Journal (Lupton) — v. 20 no. 7
Contents:	A fight for half a million (Work, pages 1-2) The song of the robin (Work, page 2) A public exposure (Work, pages 2-3) Going By (Work, page 4) The tragedy of the chain pier (Work, chapters X-XII; conclusion, pages 4-5) The lottery ticket (Work, page 5) The wooing of Leola (Work, chapters VII-XII, pages 7-9) Summer weather (Work, page 9) The undoing of Billy Redd (Work, page 9) Markson's house (Work, pages 10-11) The Common Things (Work, page 12) The lace-maker of Brussels (Work, chapters XXXIV-XXXVI, pages 12-13) Lotta's lovers (Work, pages 14-15) Horse vs. auto (Work, page 20) The last straw (Work, page 20)
Date:	July, 1905
Edition Description:	Also contains: short filler items ("Trapping lions and tigers", cover page 2; "A dolphin that pilots ships", cover page 2; "'Metallized' Laces", cover page 3; "Genesta", cover page 3; "Milk Saloons of Warsaw", cover page 3), unattributed poems ("A song of patience", page 5; "On the trail to sleepyville", page 16), The Question Box (department, page 6), Our Boys and Girls (department, page 16), Round the Evening Lamp (puzzle department, page 16), The Household (department, page 17), Modern Needlework (department, page 18), Entertaining Miscellany (department, page 19), Wit, Humor and Fun (department, page 20) and advertisements.