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2002-?. Magazine sold by the homeless. Founder Jay Swoboda.
1936-?. Published by the Merchants’ Exchange of St. Louis “A magazine devoted to the interests of the Grain Trade and allied industry.”
1885-1886. The Whip was cracked for the first time on February 14, 1885, and it applied its partisan lash in the fall of 1886. It...
1929-1931. An illustrated journal recording the social activities of fashionable St. Louisans in town and country.
1870-1873?. Charles Whittaker established in October, 1870. Sold to F.J. Gilmore in 1871. Name changed to St. Louis Illustrated Magazine.
1932 Who’s Who Publishing Co., Gregory R. Lucy Editor-In-Charge “The only publication featuring news of [school] fraternal organizations.”
1868. German humor weekly. Edward Luther, editor/publisher.
1899-1902. Monthly published by Mail Order Publishing Company. E.G. Lewis, editor. Edward Gardner Lewis and Howard Nichols listed as publishers. Renamed The Woman’s Magazine.
1891-1895. (“Week”) German family magazine. Adalbert Schaller, editor; Wm. G. Reitz Publishing Company.
1861.
