Collier's
Subtitle: the national weekly : September 9, 1916
By: Mark Sullivan, editor
Contributors: P.F. Collier & Son Corporation
Publisher: [P.F. Collier & Son]
Published: 1916
Place of publication: New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 58
Subjects: Presidents; Birthplace; Lincoln Farm Association; Biography
Other titles: Collier's for September 9, 1916
Notes: "Containing President Wilson's address at Hodgenville, Ky., September 4, 1916"--Cover p. [1].

Title from caption on p. [5].

Imprint from p. 57.

Publisher's advertisements on p. [2]-4, 23-58, and cover p. [3]-[4].

Starr, J. Lincoln bibliography, 082

Stapled in paper wrappers, with printed lettering and color illustrations on covers.
Table of contents: title: The Lincoln Farm becomes the property of the nation : [cover design] / Franklin Booth; title: England's man of common sense / by Frederick Palmer ; illustrated by Herbert Paus; title: The modern judgment of Solomon / by Charles E. Van Loan ; illustrated by F. C. Yohn; title: The ebony stick / by Earl Derr Biggers ; illustrated by Walter Briggs; title: Crostlethwait / by Mabel Nelson Thurston ; illustrated by George Brehm; title: [Editorials]; title: Picardy and Sarrail's push; title: Dynamite. Chapter three / by John Reed ; illustrated by Wallace Morgan; title: The Lincoln Farm becomes the property of the nation : an address / by the Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Lincoln Farm Association [Robert J. Collier]; title: Address by Woodrow Wilson, President of the United States, on the occasion of the acceptance by the War Department of a deed of gift to the nation by the Lincoln Farm Association of the Lincoln Birthplace Farm at Hodgenville, Kentucky; title: The sport of kings, to-day / by William Maxwell ; illustrated by C. B. Falls; title: Australia's system of defense : to keep the country white / by Bertram Stevens; title: Millions in tungsten : war demand for once despised metal revives Cripple Creek Days in Colorado / by Arthur Chapman; title: A doctor's point of view : hydrophobia / by John B. Huber; title: Collier's Washington Bureau, founded 1908 : from biscuits to business; title: Past the breakers / by George Sterling.