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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1897
Page
7
The passage asserts that THE North American Review reflects the era it treats and that this Review stands alone as a periodical of its kind with four recognized positions or roles in shaping public mind.
The New York Semi-Weekly Tribune introduces Twinkles a 16 page colored seriocomic pictorial supplement with jokes gossip cartoons and portraits. To receive Twinkles readers must remit $2 for one year directly to The Tribune. Sample copies of Friday's issue offered.
Harper's Weekly looks back on forty years of influence and outlines plans for 1897 including new serials by Mary E Wilkin and F L Benson, continued life and letters features, and departments like This Busy World and Amateur Sport. The paper vows to present world news of strong American interest and to advance literary and artistic sections while preserving its leading illustrated journalism.
Harper's Bazar promotes its thirtieth volume for 1897 with Paris fashion letters by Katharine De Forest, New York fashions, pattern sheets, and weekly Parisian designs. It lists serials THE RED BRIDGE NEIGHBORHOOD and FATHER QUINTALDION, with numerous contributors and sections on health, music, embroidery, current events, and humor. Subscriptions offered at 4.00 for one year with free postage in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
Scribner's Magazine outlines its 1897 program featuring Charles Dana Gibson drawings of London scenes and Richard Harding Davis with a new novel. It promises illustrated features on department stores hotels and life at American colleges, plus stories by Gen a Cable and essays on Japan, China, and women’s reform. A promotional booklet is offered with a year subscription.
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