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| 1919 c. Apr |
Initiated by Eugene and Wandeyne Deuth, Reality magazine provided a forum for accounts of Bahá'í activities (mostly those in New York) and a wide range of articles by Bahá'ís and others.
Reality for 1921.
After 1922, under the editor Harrison Gray Dyar, the magazine changed in character, serving as a vehicle for a series of attacks on Bahá'í orthodoxy and organization (1923-1926) then practically ceasing to carry any Bahá'í content (1926-1929).
It went out of production in the Spring of 1929. [SBBH2p135-155] |
New York; United States |
Reality magazine; Reality; Eugene Deuth; Wandeyne Deuth; Harrison Gray Dyar |
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