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Every Girl's PaperTotal Issues: 50Issues & Index Sources
#becomes Girl's Own Paper PublishersThe Religious Tract Society, 4 Bouverie St., London EC4Frequencymonthly |
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EverylandSunday School magazine, subtitled "a magazine of world friendship for girls and boys", that regularly ran fiction.
Frequency: monthly |
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Every SaturdayRan many UK serials (Yates, Reade, Trollope, Dickens, Hardy). By 1870 was highly illustrated and rival to Harper's Weekly. Issues & Index Sources
#merges with Littell's Living Age PublishersEditorsThomas Bailey AldrichFrequencyweekly |
Every Week [1862]An illustrated journal of entertaining literature and useful information.
Frequency: weekly |
Every Week [1869] (UK)Total Issues: 1387?Waite called it "a miracle of cheap production". There must be a later mag of this title which published "Code No. 2" by Edgar Wallace, 24 Jul. 1916?
Formats: large tabloid (crown quarto) Prices: ½d Pagecounts: 16pp Frequency: weekly |
Every Week [1869] (US)Every Week was a weekly illustrated story paper with the usual mail-order advertisements, printing syndicated fiction from all around the world.
Pagecounts: 16pp Frequency: weekly |
Every Week [1915]This magazine was actually copies of the preceding Sunday's syndicated Sunday supplement from Associated Sunday Magazine rebound as a 3c weekly magazine. It soon folded due to wartime paper shortage.
Formats: tabloid Frequency: weekly |
Everywoman('s)Total Issues: 72+325+127=624Large format slick women's magazine, 176 pages. Issue to hand (Oct 1937) had stories by Sirdar Ikbal Ali Shah, John Hastings Turner, Mary Roberts Rinehart, Berta Ruck, Winifred Sykes. Incororated Woman's Fair in 1961 and Modern Woman in 1966; itself incorporated into Woman at Home in 1967. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersOdhams Press Ltd, 189 High Holborn, London WC1 (1934 - 1967)EditorsFormatslarge slickPrices1/-Pagecounts176pp (in 1937)Frequencymonthly |
Every Woman's Magazine [1906]
Frequency: monthly |
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Everywoman's Magazine [1940]A magazine sold in supermarkets from Jan-1951, but already existing; absorbed by the similar Family Circle. Authors included Ray Bradbury. Issues & Index Sources
#merges with Family Circle (US) PublishersCuneo Press (in 1951)FormatsslickFrequencymonthly |
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Everywoman's WeeklyTotal Issues: 409Regularly ran one or two stories per week.
Frequency: weekly |
Eve's JournalA companion to Men Only, aimed at women.
Formats: digest Prices: 1/- Pagecounts: 120pp Frequency: weekly |
Eve's OwnTotal Issues: 831Young women's story paper. First 183 issues had subtitle of "Stories". Incorporates: Girls' Favourite; Joy from 18-May-1928; Handy Stories from 19-May-1928 Merges with Woman's Illustrated.
Editors: Frank Lazenby (in 1934) Prices: 2d Frequency: weekly |
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Ev'ry Month"An illustrated magazine of popular music, the drama, and literature." Each number includes songs and selections for the piano. Absorbed by The Household Ledger. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEv'ry Month Publishing Company, New York, New YorkEditorsFormats9.75" x 11.5"Prices10cPagecounts32pp |
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Excavating EngineerEngineering magazine that published a number of vignettes by Fredric Brown in the 1930s.
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ExcellaShort-lived magazine that claimed to be "a magazine of fiction, fashions and housekeeping" and which published at least one story by Murray Leinster.
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