Judge — September 2, 1922 — page 32: what you’re looking at

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Editors of Ievar GenxtLemeN: I should like to see friend little slaps administered to the magazine writers who copy from each other little word habits when they have plenty of originality of their own. Even Mary Roberts Rinehart finally swung into “Came a day,” and then stuck to it. Nearly the whole lot of them now say “Aren't 1?” There isn’t y justification for that. The five-year-old visiting me says “Am I not” with no vestig awkwardness, “If you know what I mean” has strayed off racter ina nd it When its initial route where it quoted a ch story and now they put it to us direct, sounds like the famed sign at the ford “ Walter Prichard Eaton in issu the bleachers who believe what we have been told, that well-known writers on the Post are paid by the word, and we amuse ourse!ves by computing Irvin Cobb’s probable unex- pected expenses by noting the wordage he can inject to its detriment into an article at times. 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