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The Ladies' Home Journal Advertises Record Circulation
The Net Paid Circulation for the first six months of 1925 topped all rival women's magazines and, except for The Saturday Evening Post, was the largest. In October 1923 the price dropped to ten cents, and the editor announced the aim to provide homes with the best magazine at the lowest price. The current circulation is presented as final proof of American women’s appreciation of quality at the lowest price.
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