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Wide Awake Magazine, Volume 4, Number 3, January 10, 1916

FROM OUR HONORARY EDITORS

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For the Editor: I have read Tiptop for many years, and, though the name has grown to mean more to me and my whole family than I can tell, I agree with you in that the name “Tiptop Semi-Monthly” is too unwieldy and suggests too much the old five-cent-weekly form of publication, which is now obsolete. So let us all cry long live Wide-Awake!

Barton Hedges.

Buffalo, N. Y.

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For the Editor: I am greatly pleased with your magazine, and think it is a fine publication. I have been taking it since its first issue, and took the weekly for twelve years. Of course, as an old reader, I prefer the Merriwell stories, and would like a novelette of that family every other issue. The cover on the November 10th issue was fine. Have yet to strike a poor issue. “From Hank to Geo” is great! So are the stories about Clem Frobisher. Can’t we have another animal story by Harold de Polo? Every lover of nature likes them. Excuse this long letter, but it had to come. Will close now.

Ralph Smith.

Lawrence, Mass.

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