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1877-1878. The St. Louis Herald, an illustrated weekly, was the first “society” paper of St. Louis which had a decided influence and standing in the...
1984-?. Don Hall, publisher; Barbara Clark, editor. Purchased by Pulitzer in 1990.
1867-1872. The St. Louis Home Journal was a four-page, blanket-sheet literary and general local weekly during the first year of its existence. The first number...
1993-1996. St. Louis Homes & Gardens Debuts By Rick Stoff. St. Louis Homes & Gardens magazine is scheduled to debut in April [1993].The bi-monthly publication...
1996-?. Weisner Publishing. Renamed from St. Louis Homes & Gardens. Gina Schreiber, publisher. Sold to Network Communications in 2005. Sold to Distinctive Lifestyles LLC in...
1893-1901. Monthly devoted to hospital work and medical science. .
1879-1909?. A weekly founded by Henry Hermanns. Wolf & Company, editor/publisher. Var.: The Humorist.
1916-?. Quarterly published by the Business Men’s League of St. Louis. Lewis B. Ely, editor.
1878-1894. In 1878, Thomas J. Gilmore commenced publication of The St. Louis Illustrated Magazine, which was devoted to light literature and illustrated fashions. In 1883...
1871. The St. Louis Index, devoted to sporting topics – baseball, cricket, racing, billiards, theatricals, prize fighting, etc. – was published weekly in 1871, by...
