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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1922
PICTORIAL REVIEW
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weman9 s magazine
FIRST by the judgment of ever 2,000,000 women
FIRST by the judgment of whole groups of states
FIRST by the judgment of literary critics
FIRST by the overwhelming fact of Pictorial Review's
amazing growth te a circulation never before
achieved by any woman's magazine
AND advertisers are availing themselves increas
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Fer the first 8 months of 1922, Pictorial Review
ingly of this alert and loyal circulation built en shows the largest advertising gain of any woman's
satisfying a real and
vital need the most
responsive type of
market
Pictorial Review's growth te leadership
February, 1912 600,000 5th. among women' smagazines
February, 1918
October, 1921
February, 1922
March, 1922
AprU, 1922
1,386,261
1,899,576
1,927,905
2,013,859
2,065,612
2nd among women's magazines
1st among women's magazines
1st among women's magazines
1st among women's magazines
1st among women's magazines
The December 1921 Circulation Statements
showed that in U.S. circulation Pictorial Review
led the second largest woman's magazine by
123,164 copies, the third largest by 400,000.
magazine Fer October
alone the gain ever
October 1921 it
$250,000.
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