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July 27, 1916 issue

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This article focuses on the developments in the publishing industry. It is announced that the Dial Publishing Company has acquired from Herbert S. Browne and Waldo R. Browne the complete ownership of the Dial, and that hereafter the business management of that publication will be under the direction of Martyn Johnson. The Century Company announces for early publication "The Curious Case of Marie Dupont," by Adele Luehrmann. The following publications of George H. Doran Company have been announced, "The Revelations of a German Attaché," by Emil Witte, "German Barbarism," by Leon Maccas, "In Brief Authority," by F. Anstey, "Youth Unconquerable," by Percy Ross, "Miss Pandora," by M. E. Norman.

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PUBLISHERS & publishing; CONSOLIDATION & merger of corporations; BOOK industries & trade; INDUSTRIAL management; BOOKS; PRINTING
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