Ladies' Home Journal Magazine February 1960 If I Had To Do It Over Again

Step into the enchanting world of vintage magazines with the Ladies' Home Journal Magazine from February 1960, titled "If I Had To Do It Over Again." This incredible issue captures the spirit of the 1960s, offering a time capsule of cultural trends, social norms, and the evolving role of women during an era of profound change.

This magazine is a valuable collectible, showcasing articles that reflect both the everyday lives and aspirations of women in the early 1960s, as well as captivating stories of the time. A perfect addition to any vintage magazine collection, it features insightful content relevant to history buffs, collectors, and enthusiasts of retro culture.

Key features include:

• Stunning vintage design and artistic layouts that make it a striking display piece.
• Cultural insights and essays that provide a rare glimpse into the lives of women during this transformative decade.

This issue of Ladies' Home Journal is not only a fascinating read but also a cherished piece of history. It is in good condition, with light wear that reflects its age. While the magazine does have an address label on the front and some minor signs of wear, it comes enclosed in a protective plastic covering to preserve its quality.

As a collectible vintage magazine, this issue is a true treasure for anyone who appreciates the unique stories and rich heritage captured in print. Don't miss out on owning this rare vintage magazine issue that speaks volumes about the past. Grab your chance to add this remarkable February 1960 edition of Ladies' Home Journal to your collection today!

Historic. Collectible. Timeless. This magazine epitomizes the charm and significance of vintage magazines, making it a must-have for any serious collector.

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):

• Condensed Novel Complete in This Issue
  • The Walk Down Main Street — Ruth Moore
• Stories
  • Free Bust — Elizabeth Enright
  • Tiger, Tiger — Margaret Bonham
  • Fuel for the Flame (Conclusion) — Alec Waugh
• Special Features
  • A Question of Value — Dorothy Thompson
  • Valentine for My Children — Holly Hickey
  • Can This Marriage Be Saved? — Dorothy Cameron Disney
  • A Heart-to-Heart About Parents — Pat Boone
  • Tell Me, Doctor — Goodrich C. Schauffler, M.D.
  • If I Had It to Do Over Again — Debbie Reynolds, as told to Jane Ardmore
  • How Movie and TV Violence Affects Children — Frederic Wertham, M.D.
  • I’m Lucky! Lucky! — Beatrice Blackmar Gould
  • Women Who Care — Margaret Hickey
  • Because Women Care — Benjamin Spock, M.D.
  • You Can Have Fun With Your Children
  • How America Lives: The Nixon at Home — Hazel Markel
  • Nixon: Republicans’ Leading Candidate — Earl Mazo
• General Features
  • Letters Our Readers Write Us — Bernardine Kielty
  • Under Cover — Clifford R. Adams, Ph.D.
  • Making Marriage Work
  • Fifty Years Ago • Journal About Town
  • There’s a Man in the House — Harlan Miller
  • This Is a Sickbed Sneaky — Munro Leaf
  • Ask Any Woman — Marcelene Cox
• Fashion and Beauty
  • Four Fresh New Looks — Dawn Crowell Norman
  • The New Fashions Make You Feel New Every Spring — Wilhela Cushman
  • The Journal’s Gem of a Wardrobe — Nora O’Leary
  • How to Dress Well on Practically Nothing! — Bet Hart
• Food
  • Delicious in the Spring
  • The April Bridegroom — Margaret Williams
• Architecture, Homemaking, Interior Decoration
  • Journal’s Portfolio House No. 11
  • Dream Houses in the Woods
  • Imaginations Loads the Living Room With Glamour
  • The Dining Room Is Like an Indoor Garden
  • There’s Joy in a Big Kitchen
  • Second-Floor Laundry Lines Up With Bathrooms
  • The Bathroom Has Three-Way Luxury
• Poems
  • And So They Were Married — Evelyn Adams
  • The Child in the Fair Fruit — Kate Barnes
  • Oversight — Janet Henry
  • No Complaint — Georgie Starbuck Galbraith
  • On the Cold Side of the Hill — Ethel Fairfield White
  • Ladies’ Choice — Kay Owens
  • You Know Me — Memory McGonigal
  • Gifts — Jean Todd Freeman
  • Lines for a Wood Engraving — Stanley Donaldson
  • Song for a Sleeping Child — Alexander Taylor
  • Unmarred — May Richstone
  • Little You Know — Elizabeth McFarland
• Cover Illustration by Joe Bowler