16-06-2015, 10:45 PM
There was a weekly magazine in New York City, Radio World along those lines, where the published circuits might or might not have been built and tested. It was a one-man show for editor Herman Bernard, and I'm not sure that some of the pseudonymous authors weren't Bernard himself. Jim Millen wrote occasional pieces so he knew Bernard, and he once explained the publishing process to me. Bernard basically did everything from collecting and editing the material, to taking it to the printer and delivering the magazines to news stands. It took seven days and then started all over again. He never missed a deadline in over ten years from 1922.
