For
more than 50 years, from 1898 to 1953, Elizabeth Towne and her husband
William devoted much of their time to publishing their wonderful, timeless New
Thought personal development magazine "Nautilus." The slogan
of their magazine was SELF-HELP THROUGH SELF-KNOWLEDGE.
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Elizabeth
and William Towne - Founders of Nautilus Magazine
Many famous New Thought writers contributed to Nautilus at one
time or another. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Edwin Markham, Anne Warner,
Edward B. Warman, Horatio W. Dresser, Orison Swett
Marden, Brown Landone, Wallace Wattles, Paul
Ellsworth and Genevieve Behrend are among the well-known helpers who
contributed some of their best work to Nautilus. William
Walker Atkinson, one of the leading New Thought writers of the time,
also joined the staff of writers.
Each monthly edition of Nautilus
was chock full of inspiring articles, poems, prayers, etc. Some of the
serialized articles were later compiled and published as books under
the "Elizabeth Towne" imprint, Mrs. Towne generally providing
introductions to the compiled works.
The
Great Success of Nautilus Magazine
Nautilus
Magazine was a real success story. The Towne's hard work, determination
and perseverance was a living testimony to the fact that
anyone can attract success like they did if they put their mind to it.
People who met Mrs. Towne were at once impressed with the qualities
that created her success. She had a message and the brains to present
it well. She had high courage, rare judgment, a most attractive
personality and with all these an immense capacity for hard work. These
qualities mean success in any path in life. They led to the practical
application of the motto of Nautilus
that appeared on the title page of every issue in the form of a
poem by Oliver Wendell Holmes entitled The Chambered Nautilus:
Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul,
As the swift seasons roll!
Leave thy low-vaulted past!
Let each new temple, nobler than the last,
Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast,
Till thou at length art free,
Leaving thine outgrown shell by life's unresting sea!
The
nautilus is a
cephalopod mollusk belonging to the sole surviving genus (Nautilus) of
a subclass that flourished 200 million years ago, known as the
nautiloids. The spirally coiled shell consists of a series of chambers;
as the nautilus grows it secretes larger chambers, sealing off the old
ones. A lifeline connects one chamber to the next, so previous rooms
are left behind but not forgotten.
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It reminds
us that growth is part of the Universe's creation, and even as there
are profound changes in the world around it, the Chambered Nautilus
thrives. The Chambered Nautilus is emblematic of ideas, vision for
discovery, rigorous scientific inquiry, innovation, renewal,
continuity, change and interconnectedness.
The first issue of Nautilus
printed in Holyoke, Massachusetts, June 1900, was 4,500 copies, and the
printer's bill was just $36.93, including the wrapping. Within a short
space of time this little four-page paper had grown to be a handsome
illustrated magazine. 50,000 copies of Nautilus were
mailed out of Holyoke each month to subscribers who looked
forward to the inspirational boost that Nautilus provided
them with.
The original Nautilus publishing house -
Holyoke, Mass.
Click here to read "The Story
of Nautilus."
Copies of the original Nautilus
magazine are very much collector's items now and are very scarce
indeed,
typically changing hands for $30-$50 per issue.
Nautilus Now
Available in eBook Form
Now for the first time in more than
fifty
years Nautilus
is available again, and its timeless editorials and inspiring articles
can be
enjoyed once again by a new generation hungry for spiritual
nourishment.
We are proud to announce the launch of Nautilus Digital,
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an eBook reproduction of the original, timeless Nautilus magazine
series.
Our new eBook editions contain complete facsimiles of every
page of each Nautilus
magazine, identical to those originally published over fifty years ago
by Elizabeth Towne's publishing house.
Nautilus
Digital is available on a monthly or yearly subscription
basis. Every month subscribers receive a new issue of Nautilus Digital
plus a bonus self-help eBook via email. These eBooks are in PDF format
suitable for viewing
on all computers.
The many articles
contained within each issue of Nautilus
are truly timeless and just as relevant and helpful today as they were
50 or 100 years ago. Whenever you feel in need of some inspiration or a
spiritual boost the pages of Nautilus
are sure to provide what is needed.
Within each monthly issue of Nautilus
Digital you will be given a link to download a bonus
self-help eBook (a $7.95 value) at no extra cost.
Subscribe today and before long you will be looking forward to the
monthly Nautilus
eBook arriving in your inbox and will not want to miss an issue!
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I'm Sure You're Wondering...
"How Much is This Going to Cost?"
Well, bearing in
mind that a single issue of the original Nautilus magazine
could cost you anything from $30-$50 (if you are able
to find any that is - they are extremely scarce), a price of $25
for each eBook edition
would not be unreasonable by any means, particularly as each issue of Nautilus Digital
includes a download link to a bonus self-help eBook worth $7.95.
However, we want to make Nautilus
Digital eBook edition affordable to everyone and
have decided that
$14.77 per month is a price most should be able to
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*The ebooks are in PDF format
suitable for viewing on all computers
using Adobe Acrobat Reader which comes pre-installed on most computers
or can be downloaded free at www.adobe.com. The first 12 issues of Nautilus Digital
that you receive will be those originally published in 1950, and
thereafter you will receive editions from proceeding years but not
necessarily in any particular date order.
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Nautilus
Magazine was in a Class of its Own
For any magazine to remain in publication for over fifty years and to
have over fifty thousand monthly subscribers like Nautilus did it
obviously needs to be of exceptional quality, and we feel sure you will
agree that Nautilus
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ever published.
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Nautilus
Digital you will want to remain a subscriber for a long
time to come.
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