Constantly shifting like the tumbling specks of color in a kaleidoscope, are the bright covers of magazines dotting a newsstand. Nearly every month some magazine disappears—perhaps several. But their passing discourages new ventures no more than human death affects the birth rate.
The past year saw the end of worthy old World's Work, the birth of an equally serious effort called Economic Forum. Outlook lapsed into coma from which it emerged New Outlook. Police Gazette ended a long senility spent in contemplation of a bawdy prime. In its place sprouted a crop...
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