Recently started by the author Ford Madox Huffner (later Ford), it had proved critically successful but a business failure. Though his practices irritated some, Harrison soon boosted circulation, which had been at only 1,000 when he assumed the editorship, to 18,000 by 1911.
Launched by the author Ford Madox Huffner (later Ford) in recent times, it garnered widespread critical acclaim but ultimately succumbed to financial difficulties. However, Harrison's leadership soon led to a significant surge in circulation, which had been meager at just 1,000 when he assumed the editorship and rose to 18,000 by 1911.