Description
Step back in time with the iconic Ladies' Home Journal Magazine from March 1964, featuring beloved First Ladies Lady Bird Johnson and Jackie Kennedy on the cover. This vintage magazine is a true collectible for enthusiasts of American history, fashion, and culture. Immerse yourself in an era that celebrated grace, elegance, and the evolving role of women in society.
With its vibrant cover and fascinating content, this issue captures a unique historical moment. It offers insight into the lives of two influential women during a transformative period in American history. From fashion trends of the time to key articles that shaped public opinion, this magazine is a delightful window into the past.
This particular copy is classified as “Good” condition, showcasing its vintage value while still being suitable for display or casual reading. Notably, it does have a label on the front cover, which adds character and authenticity to its vintage appeal. There is minor wear on the entire magazine, which is typical of its age, enhancing its charm as a cherished piece of history.
To ensure its longevity, this magazine comes with a protective plastic covering. This means you can enjoy its contents without worrying about wear and tear over time. Keep this piece of history safe while appreciating the unique stories within.
- Features Lady Bird Johnson and Jackie Kennedy on the cover, making it a remarkable collectible.
- Includes a protective plastic covering to preserve its condition for years to come.
Don’t miss out on owning this slice of history! Whether you're a collector or simply looking for a unique addition to your library, this Ladies' Home Journal from March 1964 is sure to captivate your imagination.
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
- How to cope with the social tangle, Peg Bracken
- The sweet monotony of marriage, Andre Maurois
- Why children have accidents, Robert O’Brien
- The spotlight shifts in Washington, Katie Louchheim
- Lady Bird Johnson: Her interest is people, Katherine Anne Porter
- Jacqueline Kennedy: Her legend will live, Max Wiley
- “And have not love, I am nothing”, Emily Genauer
- Can this be art?
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Fiction
- Our revels now are ended, Peter De Vries
- To set our house in order, Margaret Laurence
- The shells, Rosalind Wilson
- That old eagle laugh, Prentiss Combs
- (Journal Fiction Extra)
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Regular Features
- Our readers write us
- Can this marriage be saved?: A double life with a single purpose, Dorothy Cameron Disney
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Fashion and Patterns
- Journal original No. 9: Embroidered look-alikes
- The long pull, Nora O’Leary
- Pattern for living: city and country
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Beauty
- An eye to spring, Dorothy Anne Robinson
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Food
- Deep-sea delicacies, Elaine Ward-Hanna
- Instant cook, Lois Stillwell
- A cook-along party, Mary Jane Engel
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Decorating
- A new look at light
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Home Management
- A kitchen that swings, Margaret Davidson
- Cover: Our cover girl had eyes for March and the months beyond when she chose her suit from The Long Pull, our fashion feature on pages 60–65 (more between-season wardrobe brighteners and a closer look at her suit there, too). For other would-be spring beauties, practice the beauty prescription on pages 66–67. Flowers that bloom in the spring are yours for embroidering, see page 38. Photograph by J. Frederick Smith.