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Title: The Half-Century Magazine (Vol. I, No. 1, August, 1916)

Author: Various


Release date: August 1, 2023 [eBook #71314]

Language: English

Original publication: United States: The Half-Century Magazine Publishing Company, 1916

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Transcriber’s Note: This is a reprint edition provided by the Negro Universities Press, New York, 1969. Articles split across pages of the magazine have been re-joined. Adverts have been moved to the end of the publication.

THE
HALF-CENTURY
MAGAZINE

AUGUST, 1916

10 cents a Copy 75 cents a Year

The HALF-CENTURY MAGAZINE PUBLISHING Company
Chicago, Illinois

The
Half-Century Magazine

K. E. WILLIAMS, Editor E. S. BROWN, Business Mgr.

3708 WABASH AVENUE, CHICAGO

SUBSCRIPTION
75 Cents per Year; 50 Cents for Six Months; 25 Cents for Three Months

Expirations.—Each subscriber is notified of the expiration of his subscription by the receipt of a blue subscription blank enclosed in the last issue of the magazine to which he is entitled.

Change of Address.—In every case give the old as well as the new address. We cannot proceed without this information.

Most Important of All.—In every letter that you write us never fail to give your full address plainly written, name, post-office, County and State.

We Always Stop the Magazine at the expiration of the time paid for unless a renewal of subscription is received. Those whose subscriptions have expired must not expect to receive the magazine unless they send the money to pay for it another year.

Postage.—From subscribers in Chicago 24 cents extra is required to cover postage upon a yearly subscription. In all other parts of the United States, Mexico and our Island possessions we prepay postage. For foreign countries we require 36 cents extra to cover a year’s postage and for Canada 18 cents in addition to the regular yearly subscription.

Remittances may be made in ordinary letters if the sum is small. Where they exceed one dollar use registered letter, P. O. Money Order, or Express Money Order.

VOLUME I AUGUST, 1916 NUMBER 1