Chapter XII: Appendix: 4: Inaccessible Poems

This collection of poetry is incomplete for a couple of reasons. First, there may be poems unknown to the transcriber. Second, some publications for known poems within the date range of this edition are inaccessible. Here are the inaccessible poems published in 1930 or earlier:

“The Age of the Heart.” _Personal Efficiency_. Vol. 15 No. 1. Chicago:
LaSalle Extension University, Jan 1925. p. 37. This poem’s last line
is cutoff. HathiTrust’s scans are stamped with “University of
Michigan” (UM). A UM librarian confirmed for me that the bottom of
their physical copy is cutoff.

“Maker of the Country.” This poem allegedly appeared in promotional
literature for Mattituck and Eastern Long Island realty circa
1920.

“Nothing Like the West.” _Western Story Magazine_. Vol. 48 No. 2.
Street & Smith Corp., Dec 6, 1924. p. 42

“An Outdoor Prayer.” _Western Story Magazine_. Vol. 76 No. 4.
Street & Smith Corp., Mar 10, 1928. p. 94

“When Bill Went West.” _Far West Illustrated_. Vol. 4 No. 6.
Street & Smith Corp., Jul 1927. p. 129

“The Yes Man.” _Columbia_. Vol. 9 No. 2. New Haven: Knights of Columbus,
Sep 1929. p. 40