Word: reviews
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...contributions must be of the following types of literature: the brief familiar essay, from 500 to 1000 words, the informal personal sketch, from 300 to 600 words, the tabloid book review, from 50 to 100 words, the humorous or satirical sketch, from 100 to 300 words, the sonnet, 14 lines, the rondeau, 13 lines, the triolet, 8 lines, humorous verse, not more than 20 lines and not free verse...
...Review of Reviews craves subscribers. Like nearly all non-fiction magazines, it lures them with rich promises of premium,?i. e., some- thing presumably more attractive than the magazine itself. Through the mails citizens are receiving the latest lure...
...premiums offered with 18 months subscription to the Review are copies of Bruce Barton's The Man Nobody Knows* and The Book Nobody Knows. The Man is Jesus Christ; the Book is the Bible...
Scattered between these curious descriptives of the founder of Christianity are paragraphs extolling the benefits of a subscription to The Review of Reviews...
...Loveman is Associate Editor of The Saturday Review of Literature, widely considered the foremost of its kind in the U. S. More than 20,000 constant readers depend on it to guide their tastes in books. Miss Loveman makes no speeches, marches in no parades, is seldom mentioned on the radio. She gets out The Saturday Review. Accurate, tireless, tactful, intelligent she is a serene, important, almost indispensable character in the book of literary life. In honor of good deeds done quietly she was given the first copy of Claire Ambler. Her book was autographed by F. N. Doubleday, George...