A Small Black, Energetic Figure Came out from among the Firs and Ran Forward Where the Longest Shadow Pointed (1919)

Katherine Newlin Burt, “The Branding Iron,” Illustrated by Charles Sarka, Everybody’s Magazine 40 (March 1919): 50.

I Was Sorry for the Fracas as I Had No Desire to Wreck the Wigleigh Home (1919)

A. Washington Bazet, “Aristokia,” Illustrations by Tony Sarg, The Century 98 (May 1919): 21.

Not a Soul outside the Narrow Limits of the Cabin Had a Clue That a Diver Had Entered the Water (1919)

Kenneth L. Aitken, “From the Admiralty Files,” Illustrations by George Avison, The Century 99 (December 1919): 249.

A Savage Strumming Accompanied His Ballad, Announcing a Ukulele (1919)

Thomas Beer, “The House of Atreus,” Illustrations by D.C. Hutchison, The Century Magazine 98 (July 1919): 317.

Max Pushed Himself Relentlessly into His Master’s Suffering as He Sank on the Bank under the Apple-Blossoms (1919)

Phyllis Bottome, “A Servant of Reality,” Illustration by Norman Price, The Century Magazine 98 (October 1919): 829.

They Always Went through the Same Gestures, with the Same Object. The Tin Dog Would Say "Woof," Then a Ball of Twine Would Fly Out of His Mouth and Wrap Itself around My Hands and Legs and Throat—(1919)

Joseph Hergesheimer, “The Meeker Ritual: II,” The Century Magazine 98 (October 1919): 739.

He Had Been Beaten by Mr. Meeker's Cane (1919)

Joseph Hergesheimer, “The Meeker Ritual,” Illustrations by John Newton Howitt, The Century 98 (June 1919): 157.

Santa Claus Is a Jolly Subject for the Christmas Problems in the Grades (1919)

The School Arts Magazine. 19 (December 1919).

All Such Boys Unless They Mend, May Come to an Unhappy End (1919)

"The Cruel Boy." Rhymes for Children: Illustrated with Appropriate Woodcuts. 1 (November 1919).

Lincoln's Thought (1919)

Mary Wright-Davis. The Book of Lincoln. (New York: George H. Doran Company, 1919).

World Turned Upside Down (1919)

Rhymes for Children: Illustrated with Appropriate Woodcuts. 1 (November 1919).

Periodic Spiral of the Elements (1919)

Ingo W. D. Hackh. "The Classification of the Chemical Elements." Scientific American Supplement. 87 (March 8, 1919).

Sectional View (1919)

A.C. Fieldner and S.H. Katz. "The Use of the Gas Mask as a Respirator." The Chemical Engineer. 27 (January 1919). 

Mouthpiece Type (1919)

A.C. Fieldner and S.H. Katz. "The Use of the Gas Mask as a Respirator." The Chemical Engineer. 27 (January 1919).

Early French (1919)

A.C. Fieldner and S.H. Katz. "The Use of the Gas Mask as a Respirator." The Chemical Engineer. 27 (January 1919).

Man Who Saved Earth (1919/1926)

Austin Hall. "The Man Who Saved Earth." Amazing Stories. 1 (April 1926).
Originally published in December 13, 1919 issue of All-Story Weekly magazine.

The Warlord of Mars (1919)

Edgar Rice Burroughs. Warlord of Mars. Illustration by J. Allen St. John.  (Chicago: A.C. McClurg and Company, 1919).

Rag Dolls (1919)

Katherine Saunders, "The Making of Dolls," The School Arts Magazine 19 (December 1919).

Wandering Cyclone (1919)

William Iler Crane and William Henry Wheeler, A Sixth Reader (Chicago: W.H. Wheeler & Co., 1919).