Archival Resources in Wisconsin: Descriptive Finding Aids

Container	Title
	Subseries: Literary correspondence
	Magazines and newspapers
Box 82	Advertising, 1925-1938
Box 82	Advertising Age, 1940, 1944
Box 82	Advertising Agency, 1938, 1957
Box 82	Advertising and Selling, 1924-1948
	American Magazine
Box 82	Staff, 1923-1945
	Readers
Box 82	1918-1922
Box 83-84	1923-1932 June
Box 85	1932 July-1959
Box 85	American Mercury, 1926-1957
	Associated Press (Coolidge interview)
Box 85	Readers, 1926
Box 86	Editorial comment, 1926-1927
Box 86	Atlantic Monthly, 1934-1937
Box 86	Bell Syndicate Inc. and North American Newspaper Alliance, 1923-1946
Box 86	Century Illustrated Magazine, 1921, 1923
Box 86	Christian Herald, 1923-1937, 1955
	Collier's
Box 86	Staff, 1923-1926; 1936-1940
	Readers
Box 86	1914
Box 87	1938-1960
Box 87	Condé Nast Publications, 1923-1941
Box 87	Congregationalist and Christian World, 1913-1926
Box 87	Cornellian Council Bulletin, 1932
	Cosmopolitan
Box 87	Staff, 1928-1938
Box 87	Readers, 1938
Box 87	Country Home Magazine, 1930-1931
Box 87	Crowell-Collier Publishing Company, 1926-1945
Box 87	Curtis Publishing Company, 1921-1947
Box 87	Dry Goods Economist, 1930
Box 87	Duplex Envelope Company Inc., 1926-1927
Box 88	Editor and Publisher, 1934-1938
Box 88	Elks Magazine, 1923-1925
	Every Week (readers' letters)
Box 88	1916-1918 June 20
Box 89	1918 June 21-1955
Box 89	Farm and Fireside, 1919-1928
Box 89	Farm Implement News, 1951
Box 89	Fortune, 1943
Box 89	Forum, 1931-1937
	Good Housekeeping
Box 89	Staff, 1923-1950
Box 89	Readers, 1925-1940
Box 90	International Magazine Company, 1924-1934
Box 90	Jewish Veteran, 1940
	King Features Syndicate
Box 90	Staff, 1935-1961
Box 90	“Reader” correspondence from acquaintances, and correspondence dealing with background material for editorials, 1949-1958
	Readers
Box 90	1935
Box 91-96	1936-1937; 1949-1957; 1962
Box 97	Liberty, 1924-1939
Box 97	Literary Digest, 1923-1936
Box 97	Look, 1949-1955
Box 97	McCall's Magazine, 1923-1961
	McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Box 97	Staff, 1926-1939
Box 97	Publicity materials for column, 1920s
	Readers
Box 97	1926-1928
Box 98	1929-1952
Box 98	Metropolitan Newspaper Service, 1924-1952
	Miscellaneous publications
Box 98	General, by name of publication, 1920s-1950s
Box 98	Writing requests, 1920s-1950s
Box 99	New York American, 1935-1937
Box 99	New York Herald Tribune, 1922-1944
Box 99	New Yorker, 1925-1933
	North American Newspaper Alliance--see Bell Syndicate; Box 86
Box 100	Pictorial Review, 1925-1936
Box 100	Printers' Ink, 1920-1945
Box 100	Quarrie, W. F. & Company, 1930
	Reader's Digest
Box 100	Staff and miscellaneous, 1928-1961 Note: See also Wallace; Box 70, and client correspondence; Box 79.
	Readers
Box 100	1937-1944
Box 101-102	1945-1955
Box 103	1956
	Redbook Magazine
Box 103	Staff, 1923-1937, 1945
	Readers
Box 103	1918-1931
Box 104	1934-1950s
Box 104	Sales Management, 1924-1933
Box 104	Synagogue Light, 1938-1940
Box 104	Theatre Guild Inc., 1929-1930
Box 104	Theatre Magazine, 1928
Box 104	This Week Magazine, 1939-1960
Box 104	Vanity Fair, 1924, 1931-1936
Box 104	Washington Star, 1939
Box 104	Wedge, 1954-1960 Note: BBDO house organ reprint of “Which Knew Not Joseph,” originally a speech by Barton to the National Electric Light Association in 1923.
Box 104	World's Work, 1926-1930
Box 104	World Tomorrow, 1931
	Woman's Home Companion
Box 104	Staff, 1921-1945
Box 104	Readers, 1937-1958
Box 104	Your Life, 1939-1942
Box 104	Youth's Companion, 1925-1927
	Books
Box 105	Appleton-Century Company, 1928-1961
Box 105	Better Days, 1933-1944
	Bobbs-Merrill Company
Box 105	Correspondence, 1924-1960
Box 106	Royalties, 1926-1959
Box 106	The Book Nobody Knows, 1925-1953 Note: See also Bobbs-Merrill; Box 105.
Box 106	Finding God in Millersville, 1916-1951
Box 106	He Upset the World, 1931-1952
	“I Am New York” - see Bankers Trust; Box 3.
	It's a Good Old World
	Readers
Box 106	1914-1915; 1920 August-September
Box 107	1920 October-1952
Box 107	Making of George Groton, 1917-1946
	The Man Nobody Knows
Box 107	Miscellaneous correspondence, reviews, lists, 1923-1950
	Readers
Box 107	1924-1925
Box 108-109	1926-1956
Box 110	1957-1965
Box 110	Syndicated versions, 1924-1927 Note: See also Bobbs-Merrill; Box 105.
Box 110	The Man Nobody Knows and The Book Nobody Knows (combined editions), 1931-1960
Box 110	The Man of Galilee, 1928-1934
Box 110	More Power to You, 1927-1953
Box 110	On the Up and Up, 1931-1955
Box 110	“Post War Book,” 1943-1944 Note: Barton's folder title for correspondence dealing with a proposed book on foreign policy, never published. Drafts of this book are filed in Box 134.
Box 111	Scribner's (Charles Scribner's Sons, Publ.), 1922-1938
Box 111	“The Story of Business,” 1926-1928 Scope and Content Note: Correspondence relating to proposed book on history of business, never published; see also Bobbs-Merrill; Box 106.
Box 112	What I Have Learned About Life Insurance, 1933-1934 Scope and Content Note: Pamphlet written for “Financial Independence Through Life Insurance Week.”
Box 112	Wonder City Publishing Company, 1931
Box 112	A Young Man's Jesus, 1915-1927
	Play
Box 112	“Babybound,” 1931 Scope and Content Note: Correspondence with prospective producers.
	Motion Pictures
Box 112	General correspondence, 1926-1928, 1939 Scope and Content Note: Including correspondence with Famous Players - Lasky Corporation, and Paramount studios; also correspondence concerning Cecil B. DeMille's King of Kings, and about proposed Barton film, “The Man Who Forgot God,” never produced.
	Better Day Pictures
Box 112	Correspondence, 1922-1933
Box 112	Financial records, 1923-1931 Note: See also Volume 12.
Box 112	Pictorial Clubs Inc., 1925-1926, 1944 Scope and Content Note: Correspondence concerning making film of The Man Nobody Knows.
	Miscellaneous
Box 113	Letters offering suggestions for editorials, or kept by Barton as source material for editorials or articles, 1920s-1930s Note: See also Boxes 139-140.
	Readers
	General correspondence with readers commenting on Barton's writings in general, or on other topics
Box 113	1926-1937
Box 114	1938-1961
	Correspondence with readers seeking advice on various topics
Box 114	1920; 1923-1928 April
Box 115-116	1928 May-1942
Box 117	Correspondence with readers seeking advice on writing, 1935-1955