Wikimedia Commons has media related to August Scherl. 1905: Praktischer Wegweiser, later as Allgemeiner Wegweiser.Michael Scherl is an ENT physician in the Englewood Health Physician Network. 1904: Purchase of magazine Die Gartenlaube Physicians & Surgeons Physicians & Surgeons, Otorhinolaryngology (Ear, Nose & Throat) Physicians & Surgeons, Surgery-General.1895: Sport im Bild (first german sport illustrated).1894: Neueste Berliner Handels- und Börsennachrichten.The Generalanzeiger-Presse (General Advertiser Press) in Germany was founded by Scherl. The secret of his success was his readiness to take risks, understanding of economics, foresight, innovation and unwillingness to take anything on trust. When she made a derogatory comment about the building, when driving past it, Scherl had the house demolished, without informing his wife. He had a villa constructed in Dahlem in secret, in order to surprise his wife. He died in Berlin and is buried at the Luisenstadt cemetery.
As a boy, he lived with his parents in Naunynstrasse, but in later life he remained in the central district of Berlin. His nationwide newspaper empire was taken over by Alfred Hugenberg in 1916, and later by Max Amann ( Franz-Eher-Verlag). These costly projects were not commercially successful, so he sold his interests in the German Publishers Association ( Deutscher Verlagsverein) and left it in 1914. Scherl was also active with theater projects, with lottery systems and a Gyro Monorail. As a result his publishing company had the largest circulation of any in Germany at the time. In 1904 he took over publication of the widely popular magazine Die Gartenlaube. He was editor of the Berlin Local Advertiser ( Berliner Lokal-Anzeiger) since 3 November 1883, and his publishing house started the weekly magazine Die Woche (The Week) in 1899. August Hugo Friedrich Scherl founded a newspaper and publishing concern on 1 October 1883, which from 1900 carried the name August Scherl Verlag.
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