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UK Publication

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This article is all about a historic US publication. There have been a couple of publications with the same name in the UK, the most recent of which (an up-market monthly glossy magazine) ceased publication in 2001. I think this article should have a brief note to say that there have been other publications with the same name and to list them.31.52.93.12 (talk) 16:47, 17 August 2012 (UTC)Reply

Perhaps there could be different unambiguous names given to the other magazines, and articles written about them. For instance, this one established by Lucy Stone could be Woman's Journal (Stone Blackwell) or Woman's Journal (1870–1931), and the recently published one could be Woman's Journal (1927–2001) or Woman's Journal (UK). Whatever the names that are settled upon, the simple but ambiguous name Woman's Journal could be redirected to Woman's Journal (disambiguation) to let the reader choose which publication is the one they were aiming for. Do you know of any further periodicals with the same name? Binksternet (talk) 17:18, 17 August 2012 (UTC)Reply

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