NME's publishers Time Inc took the decision to give the magazine away free after its print circulation dipped below 15,000 readers.
Illinois' William Alexander Richardson, a Douglas backer, tried to distance Douglas from Sanders' attacks on Butler, but Breckinridge showed that Douglas endorsed the Democratic Review a month after it printed its first anti-Butler article.
Bigelow and Schroeder's "Fishes of the Gulf of Maine" (Smithsonian Institution Press), which 50 years after its first printing still ranks as perhaps the greatest of all references on marine fish, dedicates some 13 pages to sea herring.
For this reason, many subsequent readers of the book in the centuries after its first printing until the 19th century had been of the opinion that its primary message was the rejection of the Kabbalah.
The Village Voice had been online for the last year after ending its print run in August 2017.
Teen Vogue announced in November it would cease operations of its print magazine after more than a decade.
Soon after, its first print ad appeared.
In Manhattan, St George's church has subtly purged the word "Episcopal" from its printed programme after more than 250 years of Episcopal services.
Newsweek stands by its story, which kicked off the relaunch of its print edition after 15 months and reorganization under new ownership.
When Encyclopaedia Britannica announced last month that it was discontinuing its print editions after 244 years, company executives noted that there were 4,000 sets of the final 32-volume 2010 edition left in a warehouse, the remnants of an old tradition.
Magazines are suffering too, with Newsweek announcing this week that it would end its print edition after nearly 80 years.
