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Colliers
October 9, 1920
This large issue (11X14\") is inexcellent condition. Some of the articles inside are:
- 7 · The Insane Truth ·Olive McClintic Johnson· ss; illustrated byH. M. Stoops
- · The Guarded Heights [Part ? of ?] ·Wadsworth Camp· sl; illustrated byCharles D. Mitchell
- 14 · Blind Cupid [Part 2 of 2] ·Josephine Daskam Bacon· sl
- The Stump and the Porch in the Presidential campaign - Cox vs. Harding
- The Constitution among friends
. Lots of automobile ads and a number of other articles and photos..
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Collier\'s was An American general interestmagazinefounded in 1888 byPeter Fenelon Collier. It was launched asCollier\'s Once a Week, then renamed in 1895 asCollier\'s Weekly: An Illustrated Journal,[1]shortened in 1905 toCollier\'s: The National Weeklyand eventually to simplyCollier\'s. Thmagazine ceased publication with the issue dated the week ending January 4, 1957.
As a resultof Peter Collier\'s pioneeringinvestigative journalism,Collier\'sestablished a reputation as a proponent of social reform. After lawsuits by several companies againstCollier\'sended in failure, other magazines joined in whatTheodore Rooseveltdescribed as \"muckrakingjournalism.\"
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