"The good editor ought to be able to see just how far each phase of development in our life has advanced, and then to point out how it can go a little further." — Walter Hines Page, editor of The World's Work magazine and a former editor of The Atlantic Monthly, speaking at a 1901 dinner at New York's Waldorf-Astoria devoted to the topic of "The American Magazine."
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