How To Write Special Feature Articles - A Handbook for Reporters, Correspondents and Free-Lance Writers Who Desire to Contribute to Popular Magazines and Magazine Sections of Newspapers by Willard Grosvenor Bleyer
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form; (7) alliteration; (8) rhyme; (9) balance.
The label title is a simple, direct statement of the subject. It has only as much interest and attractiveness as the subject itself possesses. Such titles are the following: (1) RAISING GUINEA PIGS FOR A LIVING One Missouri Man Finds a Ready Market for All He Can Sell (2) HUMAN NATURE AS SEEN BY A PULLMAN PORTER (3) THE FINANCIAL SIDE OF FOOTBALL (4) CONFESSIONS OF AN UNDERGRADUATE (5) BEE-KEEPING ON SHARES (6) A COMMUNITY WOOD-CHOPPING DAY (7) WHAT A WOMAN ON THE FARM THINKS OF PRICE FIXING The "how-to-do-something" article may be given a "how" title that indicates the character of the contents; for example: |
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