Last week subscribers to The American Home failed to get their copies of the April issue. Five years ago such an irregularity would have occasioned little surprise, for oldtime readers could recall one summer when the struggling sheet omitted two entire issues. Such an omission today, with The American Home one of the most valuable publishing properties in a thriving field, would be unheard of. To each of the disappointed subscribers the publisher himself hastened to explain:
"Unprecedented flood conditions are responsible. . . . Part of the magazine is printed in Chicago and...
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