Description
Explore a piece of history with the Ladies' Home Journal Magazine from August 1989, featuring iconic personalities Princess Diana and Linda Gray. This vintage magazine serves as a delightful snapshot of the late 20th century, capturing cultural trends, fashion insights, and social narratives of the time.
This issue is significant not only for its stunning cover featuring the beloved Princess Diana but also for its engaging articles that explore women's roles in society during an era of change. The presence of Linda Gray, a renowned actress known for her pivotal role in the television series Dallas, adds an extra layer of appeal, making this magazine a must-have for collectors of vintage magazines.
Key Features:
- Stunning cover featuring Princess Diana, a royal icon and symbol of grace.
- Includes exclusive articles on fashion, lifestyle, and cultural shifts of the late '80s.
The magazine is in excellent condition for its age, with only light wear that enhances its collectibility. It has been preserved with a plastic protective covering, ensuring that it remains a cherished item in any vintage magazine collection. Each page tells a story and provides a rare glimpse into the lives and styles of famous figures from this exciting era.
Please check the accompanying image to assess its condition further. We’re also happy to offer combined shipping options upon request, making it easier for you to expand your vintage magazine collection.
Immerse yourself in this unique snapshot of the past with the Ladies' Home Journal Magazine August 1989. Perfect for fans of Princess Diana, Linda Gray, or vintage magazines in general, this collectible issue is sure to spark conversations and bring joy to its new owner.
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All of our items come with a plastic protective covering.
Expand your collection today with this valuable piece of printed history!
Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.
Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):- IN THE NEWS
- Diana’s double life — As business as usual for Britain’s public princess, but the private woman is making changes. What’s the current state of affairs at Kensington Palace? By Susie Pearson
- The bacteria that hate women — Some doctors now think the cure for PMS, infertility and miscarriage might be as simple as a dose of everyday antibiotics. Find out the latest about this intriguing medical research. By Melinda Beck
- I loved Lucy — Just weeks before her death last spring, Lucille Ball played backgammon, shared laughs and reminisced with a dear old friend. Here is his personal account of a special day with everybody’s favorite redhead. By Jim Brochu
- FAMILIES TODAY
- The working mom’s handbook — Real women talk about the problems of juggling family and career, plus the news on finding good child care, coping with kids’ illnesses, beating morning rush—and what kids and caretakers really think of working moms. By Dove Sobel, Mary Mahler and Margery D. Rosen
- The broken cord — The moving story of an adoptive father’s struggle with the lifelong problems of his son’s fetal alcohol syndrome. By Michael Dorris
- PERSONALITIES
- A tale of two Lindas
- Linda Gray: The wonderful wife is free — Sue Ellen’s finally walked out on J.R.—for the last time. After eleven seasons of Dallas, Linda Gray moves on to behind-the-camera pursuits. By Linden Gross
- Linda Evans: Good-bye to Hollywood — As Dynasty crumbles and she leaves the Carrington compound for good, Linda Evans may find her life a little less glamorous—but she says that’s just the way she wants it. By Cliff Jahr
- Summer loves — “I’ve got a crush on you,” and you and you. From Fabian and Frankie to Annette and Cruise, here’s a chance to steal another longing glance at the boys who set our hearts aflutter through the decades.
- BODY AND MIND
- What men want in bed — Find out the surefire secrets to keeping your husband faithful. From the best-selling author of How to Make Love to a Man. By Alexandra Penney
- SIDE FEATURES
- SO LONG, LINDA — Page 40
- MOTHER’S HELPER — Page 55