A Dutch Boy Fifty Years After 8 0
A Dutch Boy Fifty Years After 8 0
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K. Curtis, for six years, under her maiden name of Louisa Knapp, beforeBok undertook its editorship. Mrs. Curtis had laid a solid foundationof principle and policy for the magazine: it had achieved a circulationof 440, 000 copies a month when she transferred the editorship, and ithad already acquired such a standing in the periodical world as toattract the advertisements of Charles Scribner's Sons, which Mr. Doubleday, and later Bok himself, gave to the Philadelphiamagazine--advertising which w...as never given lightly, or without themost careful investigation of the worth of the circulation of aperiodical.
What every magazine publisher knows as the most troublous years in theestablishment of a periodical, the first half-dozen years of itsexistence, had already been weathered by the editor and publisher. Thewife as editor and the husband as publisher had combined to lay a solidbasis upon which Bok had only to build: his task was simply to rear astructure upon the foundation already laid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
K. Curtis, for six years, under her maiden name of Louisa Knapp, beforeBok undertook its editorship. Mrs. Curtis had laid a solid foundationof principle and policy for the magazine: it had achieved a circulationof 440, 000 copies a month when she transferred the editorship, and ithad already acquired such a standing in the periodical world as toattract the advertisements of Charles Scribner's Sons, which Mr. Doubleday, and later Bok himself, gave to the Philadelphiamagazine--advertising which w...as never given lightly, or without themost careful investigation of the worth of the circulation of aperiodical.
What every magazine publisher knows as the most troublous years in theestablishment of a periodical, the first half-dozen years of itsexistence, had already been weathered by the editor and publisher. Thewife as editor and the husband as publisher had combined to lay a solidbasis upon which Bok had only to build: his task was simply to rear astructure upon the foundation already laid.
What to read after A Dutch Boy Fifty Years After 8 0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Bok to read onlineMoreLess
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