Pulp Fiction, 1905 · page 99 of 252
The Argosy, December 1905 — page 99: what you’re looking at
A restored page from Pulp Fiction, 1905. Page through the whole issue in the reader above.
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To the Readers of The Argosy WORD to you personally —every one of you. It is this: I want you to get from your news- dealer the December number of MUNSEY’S HL MAGAZINE. — I don’t know how many of you now read MUNSEY’S, but I do know you all should read it—know you cannot afford to let the paltry sum of TEN CENTS STAND BETWEEN YOU AND MUNSEY’S MAGAZINE. For ten cents you can buy what costs us TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS—ten thousand dollars, mind you, for a single copy. It doesn’t mean any the less to you that we print nearly 700,000 copies. It wouldn't mean any the less if we printed ten million copies. The hard and fast fact is that in MUNSEY’S MAGAZINE you get for ten cents a ten thousand dollar magazine and get it just the same as if only one copy were printed. If we printed but one copy of MUNSEY’S MAG- AZINE. it would cost us ten thousand dollars. This first CORMMICLOO® S (C@)