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Table Talk: A Journal for Men and Women, was a weekly magazine published from 26 June 1885 until September 1939 in Melbourne, Australia. It was established in 1885 by Maurice Brodzky (1847–1919), who obtained financial assistance to start his own publication after resigning from The Herald. In September 1924, it was sold for a reported £15,000. In 1899, Table Talk's format changed to include different font sizes and photographs and in 1926 it absorbed the illustrated magazine, Punch. The last issue was dated 7 September 1939.

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rdfs:comment	Table Talk: A Journal for Men and Women, was a weekly magazine published from 26 June 1885 until September 1939 in Melbourne, Australia. It was established in 1885 by Maurice Brodzky (1847–1919), who obtained financial assistance to start his own publication after resigning from The Herald. In September 1924, it was sold for a reported £15,000. In 1899, Table Talk's format changed to include different font sizes and photographs and in 1926 it absorbed the illustrated magazine, Punch. The last issue was dated 7 September 1939. (en)
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has abstract	Table Talk: A Journal for Men and Women, was a weekly magazine published from 26 June 1885 until September 1939 in Melbourne, Australia. It was established in 1885 by Maurice Brodzky (1847–1919), who obtained financial assistance to start his own publication after resigning from The Herald. Table Talk was a social magazine that catered for both male and female readers. It included articles about politics, finance, literature, arts, and social notes. Its gossip style attracted readers with articles about local notables and famous people from overseas commenting on, among other things, their fashion, relationships, and social engagements. It was most popular during Melbourne's boom in the 1880s. In September 1924, it was sold for a reported £15,000. In 1899, Table Talk's format changed to include different font sizes and photographs and in 1926 it absorbed the illustrated magazine, Punch. The last issue was dated 7 September 1939. It had a Folio size format, and initially was 16 pages, increasing to 20 pages by 1885 and was 24 pages by 1888. It was initially sold for threepence and the price had increased to sixpence by 1903. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Ben Chaffey List of defunct newspapers of Australia Alice Cook Fuller Hugh St. Leger Percy Leason Dorothy Blewett Ina Gregory Jan Hendrik Scheltema Ella Kaiser Carruth Esther Paterson Eliza Ashton George Beeby Table Talk (Australian newspaper) Chinatown, Melbourne Table talk Walter Brookes Spong Ginger Mick Minnie Everett Alexander Cameron (tramways administrator) Francis J. Broadhurst Eduardo Majeroni Golden Summer, Eaglemont Hans Hasenpflug Melbourne Punch Harry Musgrove Helen Lempriere Jascha Spivakovsky Shearing the Rams A bush burial Keith Murdoch Table Talk (newspaper) Mary Lawson (actress) Claude Marquet National Citizens' Reform League Wallace Brownlow Eugenia Stone
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