Rare image of interior of Weird Tales June/July 1939

The seller states: Reader Copy, 1 Old Pulp, no front cover . Volume 34 No. 1 , June, July 1939
The Stroke of Twelve by H. P. LOVECRAFT Almuric Part 2 by Robert E. Howard , he also does a verse .

I have no idea what "The Stroke of Midnight" might mean other than "The Stroke of Twelve" appears just prior to Lovecraft's poem. Thus, it's a double scribal error by the seller - a conflation of two lines, and a false remembrance of "12" with "midnight".

In fact the contents are more likely:

June-July 1939 cover by Virgil Finlay

Giants of Anarchy Eando Binder

Far Below Robert B Johnson

They Run Again Leah B Drake

Lens-Shy W M Clayton

The Sitter in the Mound Bruce Bryan

The Hills of Kandahar Robert E Howard

The Man Who Came Back Frederic A Kummer

The Stroke of Twelve Earl Pierce Jr

The Howler H P Lovecraft

Mansions in the Sky Seabury Quinn

Circe Edgar D Kramer

The Phantom Werewolf ???

The Willow Landscape Clark Ashton Smith
Almuric (Part 2) Robert E Howard
Headache Paul Ernst
The Death Watch Hugh B Cave
We Are No Other Than a Moving... Virgil Finlay
Celephais H P Lovecraft

Imprisioned With the Pharohs. Houdini (Lovecraft)

The Howler:

XII. The Howler
(first pub. Driftwind, 7, no. 3 (November 1932), 100.)
They told me not to take the Briggs' Hill path

That used to be the highroad through to Zoar,

For Goody Watkins, hanged in seventeen-four,

Had left a certain monstrous aftermath.

Yet when I disobeyed, and had in view

The vine-hung cottage by the great rock slope,

I could not think of elms or hempen rope,

But wondered why the house still seemed so new.

...

Stopping a while to watch the fading day,

I heard faint howls, as from a room upstairs,

When through the ivied panes one sunset ray

Struck in, and caught the howler unawares.

I glimpsed - and ran in frenzy from the place,

And from a four-pawed thing with human face.