The Writer, 39. sējumsThe Writer, 1927 |
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37. lappuse
... submitted to Little , Brown & Company , before March 1 , 1927 , and accompanied by a state- ment that the manuscript is submitted in com- petition for the Award , shall be considered . 3. All manuscripts submitted in this com- petition ...
... submitted to Little , Brown & Company , before March 1 , 1927 , and accompanied by a state- ment that the manuscript is submitted in com- petition for the Award , shall be considered . 3. All manuscripts submitted in this com- petition ...
40. lappuse
... submitting manuscripts to any publication , it is ad- visable to secure a sample copy . ( Continued from January WRITER ) SPORTS AFIELD ( M ) , 542 South Dearborn st . , Chi- cago , Ill . $ 2.00 ; 20c . Claude King , editor . Prints ...
... submitting manuscripts to any publication , it is ad- visable to secure a sample copy . ( Continued from January WRITER ) SPORTS AFIELD ( M ) , 542 South Dearborn st . , Chi- cago , Ill . $ 2.00 ; 20c . Claude King , editor . Prints ...
42. lappuse
... submitted is carefully selected be- fore it comes to us . The preliminary sifting and selection can apparently be done in one ― way and one only . Writers must do it them- selves through manuscript clubs . Only through some sort of ...
... submitted is carefully selected be- fore it comes to us . The preliminary sifting and selection can apparently be done in one ― way and one only . Writers must do it them- selves through manuscript clubs . Only through some sort of ...
43. lappuse
... submitted , and it is quite probable that after May 1 , the permanent organization , if effected , will be by invitation to those clubs which appear most promising . Units of any other national or local association are eligible for ...
... submitted , and it is quite probable that after May 1 , the permanent organization , if effected , will be by invitation to those clubs which appear most promising . Units of any other national or local association are eligible for ...
44. lappuse
... submitted only the best . It is quite evident that the problem of regu- larity of work must always be a troublesome one , but it can be solved . Proper care in selection of members will go a long way toward solving it . No new member ...
... submitted only the best . It is quite evident that the problem of regu- larity of work must always be a troublesome one , but it can be solved . Proper care in selection of members will go a long way toward solving it . No new member ...
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