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     • That someone was Adolph S. Ochs, who established the Book Review as a stand-alone supplement shortly after he became publisher of the paper in 1896. It was announced with fanfare on Oct. 10, 1896: “We begin today the publication of a supplement which contains reviews of the new books.”
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   When did the New York Times publish a supplement?

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   • A world war had come and gone, the Book Review had changed and changed again, but “books as news” remained its guiding philosophy. Then, in 1925, J. Donald Adams was appointed editor. “When I took over,” he later recalled, “The Times thought that all you had to do was to tell people what was in the books.

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