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The Youth's Companion Magazine
Erle Stanley Gardner - creator of Perry Mason
Connect -The name "Perry Mason" dates to creator Gardner's childhood. As a child, Gardner was a reader of the magazine Youth's Companion. The magazine (best known for producing the original Pledge of Allegiance in 1891) was published in Boston, Massachusetts, by the Perry Mason Company (renamed "Perry Mason & Co." after the founder died). When Gardner created his fictional attorney, he borrowed the name of the company which published his favorite childhood magazine.
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The Case Of The Musical Cow, by Earl Stanley Gardner (Man in the picture, borrowed the name "Perry Mason" from the pictured magazine, The Youth's Companion)
okay, the first is a periodical which was run by the Perry Mason company. The 2nd is Earl Stanley Gardner, author of the Perry Mason novels who adopted the name from the company which run the magazine... good one.
1 = The Youths Companion published by the Perry Mason Co.
2 = Erle Stanley Gardner who borrowed the name for this detective
the person is Earl Stanly Gardener, n don kon d rest...
-Darshan
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