It's going through Distributed Proofing to go into Project Gutenberg. The first year and eight months were published in the US without a copyright notice.
>It's going through Distributed Proofing to go into Project Gutenberg. >The first year and eight months were published in the US without a >copyright notice.
Oh, nice.
But I'm going to have to figure out how to make it cut the page size down to something that will fit on my screen.
Dorothy J. Heydt Vallejo, California djhe...@kithrup.com
Dorothy J Heydt wrote: > In article > <61030e83-3c88-4b2f-bc74-d677fa729...@f36g2000hsa.googlegroups.com>, > <g...@durendal.org> wrote: > > In case anyone is interested, the first year of Astounding Stories > > is up at the internet Archive.
> > It's going through Distributed Proofing to go into Project > > Gutenberg. The first year and eight months were published in the > > US without a copyright notice.
> Oh, nice.
> But I'm going to have to figure out how to make it cut the page > size down to something that will fit on my screen.
The Gutenberg version should be rather easier to handle.
> It's going through Distributed Proofing to go into Project Gutenberg. > The first year and eight months were published in the US without a > copyright notice.
> Greg Weeks
The link seems not to work. "...does not match any of the items in the Archive."
Jan 1930! I wasn't even an embryo until later that year.
> Dorothy J Heydt wrote: > > In article > > <61030e83-3c88-4b2f-bc74-d677fa729...@f36g2000hsa.googlegroups.com>, > > <g...@durendal.org> wrote: > > > In case anyone is interested, the first year of Astounding Stories > > > is up at the internet Archive.
> > > It's going through Distributed Proofing to go into Project > > > Gutenberg. The first year and eight months were published in the > > > US without a copyright notice.
> > Oh, nice.
> > But I'm going to have to figure out how to make it cut the page > > size down to something that will fit on my screen.
> The Gutenberg version should be rather easier to handle.
Gutenberg will have straight text and html with pictures. It's probably still a couple of months off for January and more than a year for December.
> > It's going through Distributed Proofing to go into Project > > Gutenberg. The first year and eight months were published in the > > US without a copyright notice.
> > Greg Weeks
> The link seems not to work. "...does not match any of > the items in the Archive."
Works for me.
> Jan 1930! I wasn't even an embryo until later that > year.
I just took a look, thanks. The advertisements are the most interesting part.
Evidently the scams haven't changed much in 80 years: We have a great home-based business opportunity just for you. Just send us $25 and we'll get you started....
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> I just took a look, thanks. > The advertisements are the most interesting part.
> Evidently the scams haven't changed much in 80 years: We have a great > home-based business opportunity just for you. Just send us $25 and > we'll get you started....
> -- > Steven L. > Email: sdlit...@earthlinkNOSPAM.net > Remove the NOSPAM before replying to me.
Are there ads for radium suppositories, with healthful electric radiation.
In article <btmdndYEmPqXHC7VnZ2dnUVZ_uGdn...@earthlink.com>,
Steven L. <sdlit...@earthlink.net> wrote: >g...@durendal.org wrote: >> In case anyone is interested, the first year of Astounding Stories is >> up at the internet Archive.
>I just took a look, thanks. >The advertisements are the most interesting part.
>Evidently the scams haven't changed much in 80 years: We have a great >home-based business opportunity just for you. Just send us $25 and >we'll get you started....
And $25 was a heck of a lot of money in 1930. You could feed a family for a quarter, if you had a quarter.
Dorothy J. Heydt Vallejo, California djhe...@kithrup.com
> It's going through Distributed Proofing to go into Project Gutenberg. > The first year and eight months were published in the US without a > copyright notice.
> Greg Weeks
Judging from the January Table of Contents, the stories must be bloody awful. No wonder parents back then tried to keep their kids from reading this stuff.
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