Charity Record boast ads reach largest circulation
The Charity Record published at 160 Fleet Street announces its claim to the largest charity newspaper circulation, targeting advertisers with broad readership across the city.
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Newspaper
Charity Record
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 17, 1895
Page
5
The Charity Record published at 160 Fleet Street announces its claim to the largest charity newspaper circulation, targeting advertisers with broad readership across the city.
To subscribers the Charity Record is published fortnightly at 160 Fleet Street E C on the first and third Thursdays. Subscriptions may begin anytime. prepaid yearly six shillings sixpence, six months three shillings threepence. Ads and notices to be received by Tuesday prior to publication. cheques crossed. Correspondents and authors to address The Editor or The Publisher at 160 Fleet Street.
The notice outlines ad insertion deadlines and charges, including official advertisements at 1s per line, special positions for 28 or more insertions, and subscription prices. It notes payment by crossed cheque or postal order to BE. W. Toye and remarks on journal profitability based on circulation levels.
A notice describes back numbers priced at 3d for items over a month old and 4d for those over a year old, with dates before 1890. It states the Charity Record is independent of hospitals or other charities and runs on independent lines.
The Norwich Church Congress debates old age pensions with divisions among schemes. The piece argues pensions may harm the thrifty and worthy, urging aid to existing charities instead and noting the issue has become a party controversy. It highlights social-scale groups overlooked for aid and calls for practical, non political action.
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