By the end of the nineteenth century, some magazine prices actually went down-from thirty-five cents to ten cents.

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This is true. With improvements in printing technology and the rise of mass production, magazine publishers were able to produce more copies at lower costs and subsequently lower their prices. This led to the popularization of ten-cent magazines, which became a staple of American pop culture in the early twentieth century.

By the End of the Nineteenth Century, Some Magazine Prices