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The Smart Set - February 1914 - volume 42 #2.
The novelette is Nobody Ever Met Her, by Barry Benefield.
Also, H. L. Mencken's The American: His New Puritanism, and Anything but Novels!, and The Christening by D. H. Lawrence.
The Smart Set - March 1914 - volume 42 #3.
The front cover is missing.
The novelette is The Whirlpool, by Victoria Morton.
Also, H. L. Mencken's The Raw Material of Fiction, and The Shadow in the Rose Garden by D. H. Lawrence.
The Smart Set - April 1914 - volume 42 #4.
The novelette is The House in Demetrius Road [part 1], by J. D. Beresford.
Also, H. L. Mencken's Comstock, Roosevelt and Bulwer-Lytton.
The Smart Set - Mayl 1914 - volume 43 #1.
The novelette is The House in Demetrius Road (part 2).
Also H. L. Mencken's The Harp, The Sackbut and The Psaltery
The Smart Set - July 1914 - volume 43 #3.
The novelette is The Night Hawk by Edgar Jepson.
Also H. L. Mencken's Galsworthy and Others, and a half-page poem by Faith Baldwin - The Last Demand.
The Smart Set - August 1914 - volume 43 #4.
The novelette is The Twenty-three Days of Nazimov by W. L. George
Also H. L. Mencken's Adventures Among the New Novels, and Some Mischief Still (a Play in One Act) by Joyce Kilmer.
The Smart Set -- October 1914 -- Volume 44 #2.
The novelette is Would a Lady Have Done It? by Fred Jackson.
Also H. L. Mencken's A Review of Reviewers, and The White Stocking by D. H. Lawrence.
The Smart Set -- November 1914 -- Volume 44 #3.
The novelette is The Barbarous Bradley by H. L. Mencken.
Also Mencken's Critics of More or Less Badness, and Barbara on the Beach by Edna St. Vincent Millay.
The Smart Set -- December 1914 -- Volume 44 #4
Two oddities: no novelette, and the pages are numbered as though they continue from the previous issue (starting with #155).
With H. L. Mencken's Mush for the Multitude; The Blue Sphere (a Play in one act) ...
The Smart Set -- January 1915 -- Volume 45 #1.
Page numbering continues from the previous issue.
The novelette (or novel) is The Funeral King by Robert B. Vale
Also H. L. Mencken's A Gamey Old Gaul; The Bureau d'Echange de Maux by Lord Dunsany; and In the Dark ...
The Smart Set -- February 1915 -- Volume 45 #2.
Page numbering restarts.
The novelette is Climbing by Marie Louise Van Saanen.
Also H. L. Mencken's Lachrymose Love; The Dog Whip by Albert Payson Terhune; and Laughing Gas (a play in one act) by Theodore ...
The Smart Set -- March 1915 -- Volume 45 #3.
Page numbering continues from the previous issue.
The novelette is The Categorical Imperative by Frank R. Adams.
Also H. L. Mencken's The Bugaboo of the Sunday School; The Secret of Sienna by Zoë Akins; ...
The Smart Set -- April 1915 -- Volume 45 #4.
Page numbering continues from the previous issue.
The novelette is When Fancy Leaves the Narrow Path by Helen Jetmore Major.
Also H. L. Mencken's The Grand-stand Flirts With the Bleachers; and The Greatest ...
The Smart Set -- May 1915 -- Volume 46 #1.
Page numbering restarts.
The novelette is The Connoisseur of Emotion or The Tester of Thrills by Louis Wilkinson.
Also H. L. Mencken's The Troubadours A-Twitter; and The Boarding-House, plus A Little Cloud, by James ...
The Smart Set -- June 1915 -- Volume 46 #2.
Page numbering continues from the previous issue.
The novelette is The Wax Model by G. Vere Tyler.
Also H. L. Mencken's Here Are Novels!, and The Twisted Inn by Hugh Walpole.
The Smart Set - October 1913 - volume 41 #2.
My copy had a damaged page 89 [scan #103] and was missing the following page.
A lower-grade image of page 89's missing lines, and a full page 90 [scan #104] have been added.
The novelette is The Siren, by Charles ...
By Emile Mercier, published by Frank Johnson in 1944. Frank Johnson published many standalone books intended for younger readers (or to be read to children). They are often in a different style and tone than the comic book work of the same creators.
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