Details supplied by Martin Wooster. |
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Originally founded by Opie Read in 1882, Arkansas, relocated the magazine to Chicago, where it remained. It was purchased by The Daily Story Publishing Company, which was owned and operated by A.J. Gontier. The humor magazine was acquired likely late 1915 or early 1916. The magazine ceased in 1916. |
Details provided by Morgan Wallace from an issue at the University of Colorado at Boulder. |
Details provided by Morgan Wallace from an issue at Purdue University. |
Contents from announcement for the September issue, page 57 Just a Moment, Please section of the July/August issue. |
Semi-professional magazine. The publisher held back a limited number of each issue and, after the tenth issue was published, issued bound sets. |
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Semi-professional magazine. |
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