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    …world, but more typical was Better Homes and Gardens (founded 1922), which gave fresh impetus to the trend toward ā€œserviceā€ by helping both men and women in the running of their homes. In this area, of course, advertising pressure can be considerable—e.g., for editorial support of a new product—but editors…

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    …world, but more typical was Better Homes and Gardens (founded 1922), which gave fresh impetus to the trend toward ā€œserviceā€ by helping both men and women in the running of their homes. In this area, of course, advertising pressure can be considerable—e.g., for editorial support of a new product—but editors…

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