Description
If you're a collector or an enthusiast of vintage magazines, don't miss out on this extraordinary edition of the Ladies' Home Journal Magazine from January 1942. Within its charming cover lies a fascinating narrative titled "Change of Heart" by the talented Naomi Lane Babson. This magazine offers a glimpse into a different era, showcasing timeless insights and innovative ideas that were shaping women's lives during the 1940s.
This magazine is in *Good* condition, perfect for display or reading. It does feature a label on the front, providing a touch of history that adds character to this vintage piece. Additionally, the magazine exhibits minor wear throughout, reflective of its age and history. Such signs of aging are common in vintage items, adding to their allure and authenticity.
To protect and preserve this piece, it comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring that it stays in good condition for years to come. Display it in your home or office, and let it spark conversations about the past and its influence on modern life.
Key Features:
- Includes an engaging story, "Change of Heart" by Naomi Lane Babson
- Comes with a plastic protective covering to ensure longevity
Whether you're an avid reader or a collector of historical memorabilia, this issue of Ladies' Home Journal provides a delightful window into the past. It serves as a beautiful reminder of how far society has come and will surely resonate with those who appreciate the evolution of women’s roles through the decades.
Make this unique magazine a part of your collection today. Dive into the thoughts and stories that shaped generations and experience the beauty of vintage literature firsthand.
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):-
Novel Complete in This Issue
- Change of Heart — Naomi Lane Babson
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Fiction
- The Heart Has April Too (First part of five) — Gladys Taber
- I Do — Jack Goodman and Albert Rice
- Yes to Life — Katherine Foley
- The Right Approach — Josephine Brehm
- Frenchman’s Creek (Fourth part of five) — Daphne du Maurier
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Special Features
- This Is America: The Louisiana Purchase — Struthers Burt
- For the Common Sense of Women — Dorothy Thompson
- If You Ask Me — Eleanor Roosevelt
- My Kettle of Fish — Ruth Drummond
- Do Our Schools Teach Reading? — Corinne Lowe and Renée Eaton
- Meet Alma Orchard and Joey, of Buffalo, New York
- How America Lives
- Can the Child of a Broken Marriage Grow Up Normally? — Dr. Leslie B. Hohman
- To the Aid of the Party — Edith M. Stern
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General Features
- Our Readers Write Us
- The Can-Can, Here! (The Sub-Deb) — Elizabeth Woodward
- Fifty Years Ago in the Journal
- Journal About Town — Munro Leaf
- This Is a Braggart — Gladys Taber
- Diary of Domesticity — Dr. Herman N. Bundesen
- Feed Your Child for Health — Ann Batchelder
- Journal’s End
- Reference Library — Marcelene Cox
- Ask Any Woman
- How Stepfather Is Related to Stepson — John M. McBryde
- How to Torture Your Friends — Peter Storne and Paul Stryker
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Fashions and Beauty
- Millions at Play — Wilhela Cushman
- Poster Fashions — Wilhela Cushman
- Knit Your Share for Defense — Kathryn E. Becker
- Aprons of Pennsylvania Dutch Ancestry — Dan Crowell
- Sew to Keep Yourself in Stitches — Ruth Mary Packard
- Stocking Wardrobes — Ruth Mary Packard
- “Time Is an Accessory Wardrobe” — Louise Paine Benjamin
- Blondes Take Note — Ruth Mary Packard
- How Good Are You?
- You Might Consider Sequins — Ruth Mary Packard
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Interior Decoration and Garden
- Redecorating for $26.97 — Henrietta Murdock
- Three Packets of Seeds at the End of a Path — Richard Pratt
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Food and Homemaking
- By Ann Batchelder:
- Year’s Beginning
- Line a Day
- New-Fashioned Thrift — Margaret Davidson
- Week-End Housekeeping — Grace L. Pennock
- Simple “Dish-Ups” — Louella G. Shouer
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Poetry
- Song — Dana Burnet
- Even the Family Pooch! — Rebecca Witty Dunn
- The Dawn — John MacLeish
- Light Shining in Darkness — Ethel Bradley Meyer
- You Know What! — Myrtle Wiley
- Bride of the Sun — Robert P. Tristram Coffin
- Defeat — Barbara A. Jones
- Cover Design by Wilhela Cushman
- Cover Photograph by James Abbé, Jr.