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Toastmaster Magazine November 2024
Toastmaster Magazine November 2024

November 2024
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Travel Back to the Past With the Toastmaster

Do stories stand the test of time?

By Shannon Dewey


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When future readers look back at the Toastmaster of 2020 and 2021, they’re going to see a shift in the narrative of the content and photos that were published. Topics these days are focused on online meetings and conferences, and how to look your best on camera. Do you think Toastmasters International founder Dr. Ralph C. Smedley ever thought he’d be writing about Zoom etiquette and virtually visiting clubs around the world?

When you flip through past issues of the magazine, the topics are similar, but provide varying advice depending on the time. A September 1940 article offers tips on how to treat a new member; in February 1958, an author chronicles his experience of giving speeches in Saudi Arabia; a January 1977 article guides members on how to find great speech topics.

Now it’s your turn! Take a journey through nearly nine decades of content on the Explore page, where you can search for full PDF issues by month and year.


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The online edition is another way to stay informed and inspired with articles on a variety of topics going back to 2016. Access the online magazine anytime on any device and share articles instantly with people on your social media pages or by email.

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