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In the first issue of Scientific American: Centrifuges and levitating haystacks. Scientific American, the oldest continuously published magazine in America, began life on August 28, 1845 as a 4-page, black and white newsletter. There were only a couple of illustrations.
It was some years later -- 1741 to be exact -- that the idea of magazines came to America. As we've previously noted, Benjamin Franklin was involved and so was Andrew Bradford. Unfortunately, neither of their first efforts got very far. Bradford's magazine lasted three issues. Franklin did a bit better; his folded after six issues. In 1743, The Christian History magazine tried its luck and was able to last a bit longer.