That book which surveys UFOs from the 1920s

I’m finding the Torres/Lemay book interesting and fun to read.
 
While many of the flying saucer (UFO) stories derive from recent sources – Jerome Clark’s Ency- clopedia or Albert Rosales many accounts in his books and at his website – a lot come from their original reportage in newspapers and elsewhere.
 
The “sightings” are sometimes quaint but still full of pith, a few odd in that the persons recalling their observations or encounters as memorable but not traumatic, a flaw with most UFO accounts that involve more than lights in the sky.
 
(I’ll be doing a piece on that lack of traumatic aftermath that one would expect from some of the saucer/humanoid encounters or alleged nabbings – abductions.)
 
Anyway, the book is worth its $20 cost, and I’m looking for its 1800 UFO listing mate.
 
RR