Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

Container	Title
	Series: Writings
	Subseries: Articles and editorials
Box 125	American Magazine, circa 1918-1930s
Box 125	Christian Herald, 1930-1931
	Collier's
	Typescripts, notes, and data
Box 125	1923-1939
Box 126	1940, undated
Box 126	Clippings, 1913-1938
Box 126	Congregationalist and Christian World, 1911-1915
Box 126	Continent, 1910-1915
Box 126	Cosmopolitan (and Hearst's International), 1924-1938
Box 126	Country Home Magazine, 1930-1931
Box 126	Every Week, 1918 Note: A complete bound set of this magazine was sent to the University of Wisconsin Library.
Box 126	Farm and Fireside, 1919-1923
	Good Housekeeping
Box 126	1915-1926
Box 127	1928-1934; 1950-1951
Box 127	Hearst Newspapers, 1935-1936
	King Features Syndicate
Box 127	Typescripts, 1949-1955 Note: Complete list of titles and dates in first folder.
Box 128	Clippings, 1936-1937; 1949-1955
Box 129	Look, 1949-1950
Box 129	McClure Newspaper Syndicate, 1926-1932
Box 130	Metropolitan Newspaper Service, 1924-1926
Box 130	Miscellaneous articles and editorials, undated
Box 130	Miscellaneous publications, 1920s-1940s
Box 130	National Weekly, 1913
Box 130	Nation's Business, 1924-1929
Box 130	New York American, 1924-1926; 1936
Box 131	New York Herald Tribune, 1926-1934
Box 131	Printers' Ink, 1921-1938
Box 132	Reader's Digest, 1932-1939
Box 133	Redbook Magazine, 1920-1938, undated
Box 133	Review of Reviews (Coolidge Article), 1923
Box 133	Wedge, 1954 Note: BBDO house organ reprint of Barton's 1923 speech to the National Electric Light Association, “Which Knew Not Joseph.”
Box 133	Woman's Home Companion, 1914-1937
	Subseries: Books and pamphlets	⇧
Box 134	The Book Nobody Knows,1920s Note: notes by W.E. Barton?
Box 134	He Upset the World, 1920s Scope and Content Note: Notes by W. E. Barton?-- for a biography of St. Paul.
Box 134	“Post War Book,” 1943-1944 Note: Barton's folder title for an unpublished manuscript for proposed book on foreign policy; see also Box 110; some of the notes and drafts in Boxes 139-140 may have been prepared for use in such a book.
Box 134	“The Story of Business,” circa 1928 Note: Unpublished; most of these drafts appear to have been prepared by W. E. Barton.
Box 134	“Unknown”, 1921
Box 134	What Can a Man Believe?, 1927
Box 134	What I Have Learned About Life Insurance, 1934
	Subseries: Play	⇧
Box 135	“Babybound,” circa 1931 Note: By Bruce Barton and Kenneth Andrews; never produced.
	Subseries: Motion pictures	⇧
Box 135	In the Footsteps of the Master, 1920s Scope and Content Note: Scenario and other materials; based on The Man Nobody Knows, and filmed by Pictorial Clubs Inc.
Box 135	The Just a Little Late Club, 1920s Note: Based on Barton's editorial, and filmed by Better Day Pictures.
Box 135	“The Man Who Forgot God,” 1920s Scope and Content Note: Scenario prepared by Barton for the Paramount studio, but never produced.
	Subseries: Speeches	⇧
Box 135-138	1921-1957, 1961
Audio 605A/1	Recorded talk by Barton to bread salesmen, 1930 Scope and Content Note: Recounts his first ventures as a salesman, rules for good salesmanship, and the change from seller-oriented to customer-oriented advertising. Original: Disc 30A.
U.S. Mss 44AF	Subseries: Notes and drafts, 1920s-1950s	⇧
Box 139	Notes, mostly for editorials
Box 139	Notes on advertising
Box 140	Notes on politics and foreign policy
Box 140	Speech materials
	Regarding Pearl Harbor Scope and Content Note: Includes an anonymous letter, December 15, 1941, describing events during and immediately following the attack, presumably by an eyewitness.