Description
Discover a piece of history with the Ladies' Home Journal Magazine, June 1964, featuring influential author Betty Friedan and insights from her groundbreaking work, The Feminine Mystique. This vintage issue captures the essence of the 1960s, a pivotal decade that challenged societal norms and explored the roles of women in contemporary culture.
This magazine is not just a read; it's a collectible piece that provides a fascinating glimpse into the changing landscape of gender roles and feminism during the era. Friedan's influence cannot be overlooked, making this issue a significant addition to any collection of vintage magazines.
Key Features:
- Cultural Relevance: Examines significant social issues, reflecting the spirit of the feminist movement of the 1960s.
- Collectibility: A rare find for enthusiasts of vintage magazines, with Betty Friedan's thought-provoking article featured prominently.
Condition notes: This magazine is in good condition, showing minor wear typical for its age. There is an address label on the front cover, and the binding demonstrates some wear. However, it comes encased in a plastic protective cover, ensuring its preservation for future generations.
See photos for details on the magazine's condition and features. This Ladies' Home Journal June 1964 vintage issue is not only a reading experience but also a conversation starter, perfect for display in your collection or bookshelf.
Don't miss your chance to own a piece of condensed history that showcases the evolving dialogue regarding women's rights. Add this exceptional magazine to your collection today!
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):-
Articles
- The American way of success — Jessica Mitford
- What the husbands think — Alvin Toffler
- The happiest day — Marya Mannes
- The quiet revolution — Betty Friedan
- Woman: The fourth dimension — Arlene and Howard Eisenberg
- Child care “created” by mother — Johanna Davis
- She never does the dishes — Bernard Asbell
- Where the jobs are — Suzanne Massie
- The lady is a diplomat
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Fiction
- Who is Rima, what is she? — Rona Jaffe
- The bit of gravy — H. E. F. Donohue
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Regular Features
- Our readers write us
- Contributors and editors
- Journal shopping center
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Fashion and Patterns
- Journal original No. 12: Fun to work this summer
- Not a care in the world — Susan Harney
- Beyond the fourth dimension — Trudy Owett
- Personal dimensions in black and white — Nora O’Leary
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Beauty
- What comes naturally — Dorothy Anne Robinson
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Food
- Ripe for berries — Elaine Ward-Hanna
- Spend and save
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Decorating
- Art, creativity and the home fires — Margaret White
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Home Management
- Future dimension for food — Margaret Davidson
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Cover
- The four-dimensional woman, as interpreted by Horn/Griner, is vibrantly, attractively alive. Who she is, what she does and why, the problems and rewards of her busy life, are the subjects of this special issue. In addition, the Journal looks into her wardrobe, her beauty secrets and the way she plans her family’s meals.