Library of Formatting Examples:Periodicals/02A
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[blank line] [blank line] [blank line] [blank line] <sc>Scribner's Magazine</sc> /* VOL. XXVI SEPTEMBER, 1899 NO. 3[*** Separate segments with six spaces and enclose the line in] */ [*** no-wraps to preserve those spaces during post-processing.] [blank line] [blank line] [blank line] [blank line] WHERE THE WATER RUNS BOTH WAYS By Frederic Irland <sc>Illustrations from Photographs by the Author</sc> [blank line] [blank line] [Illustration] The greatest glory of Canada is not its modern progress, but [*** most of the page omitted to save space] At Mattawa I procured the supplies which are necessary for a canoe trip in the woods, and the branch railroad took [Footnote: Copyright, 1899, by Charles Scribner's Sons. All rights reserved.][** unanchored footnote] |
Credit lines as footnotes
"Credit" lines sometimes appear at the bottom of the first page of an article, with the one in this example being the copyright, and we need to do something to separate it from the article. A block quote won't do that, so some project managers request that we format this sort of information as a footnote, even though it isn't referenced in the text, and mention the lack of an anchor in a [**note]. If the project comments don't address it, ask for guidance; if none is forthcoming, use this method or the one in the next example, which shows an alternative way of handling similar bottom-of-page information when a natural separation exists on the page.
Major divisions
The masthead and the first article below it both are major divisions, so precede each with four blank lines and follow the article's heading information with two blank lines.