Ladies' Home Journal Magazine November 1967 Marola Witt Persico & Renee No Label


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Explore a piece of history with the Ladies' Home Journal, November 1967 issue, featuring revered figures such as Marola Witt and Renee No Label. This vintage magazine captures the essence of the 1960s, reflecting the cultural shifts and trends of the era.

This vintage issue is a treasure trove of insightful articles, fashion trends, and lifestyle tips that defined a generation. It offers a unique commentary on social issues and home life, providing readers with a rare glimpse into the domestic sphere during a time of significant change. Whether you're a collector of vintage magazines or just a fan of 1960s culture, this issue is a must-have for your collection.

Key Features:

  • Features cultural reflections and prominent names from the 1960s.
  • Enjoys collectible status among vintage magazine enthusiasts.

Condition is listed as good, with minor wear consistent with its age, evidence of its journey through time. Expect some signs of previous handling, such as marks and slight rips; however, these imperfections only add to its charm and authenticity. The magazine comes with a protective plastic cover, ensuring preservation for future generations to appreciate.

Included are detailed visuals of the magazine's condition; please see the accompanying photos for further assessment:

This Ladies' Home Journal vintage issue is perfect for both collectors and anyone interested in the fascinating transition of women’s roles in society. Don't miss the chance to own a part of vintage magazine 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):
  • Articles
    • Where to Get Bad Advice About College, John Finley Scott
    • Our Readers Talk Back About the Birth-Control Pills
    • Why Women Are So Much Smarter Than Men, Jacqueline Susann
    • The Incredible Caribbean Adventures of One Art Buchwald and Family, Art Buchwald
    • How America Lives: The Woman Who Lost $780,000 in Jewels But Still Has Everything, Gael Greene
    • “Mom, Joey’s Using My Toothbrush to Scrub the Goldfish Bowl!”, Carol Bartholomew
    • November Book Bonus: “Our Crowd”, Stephen Birmingham
    • “Norma Jean: The Final Summer of Marilyn Monroe”, Fred Lawrence Guiles
    • How Safe Is Your Driving?, Patricia A. Gagnon and Jack Harrison Pollack
    • David Brinkley’s Journal
  • Fiction
    • Such a Quiet Thing, Helen Tucker
    • Good Morning, Dear Elizabeth, Michael Kernan
  • Regular Features
    • “What’s Happening”, Gene Shalit
    • If It Were My Child, Sybil Leek
    • Fashion Horoscopes
    • Can This Marriage Be Saved?, Dorothy Cameron Disney
    • Medicine Today, Phyllis Wright, M.D., with David R. Zimmerman
    • You and Your Sleep, Bob Gaines
    • Dialogue with Mothers, Dr. Bruno Bettelheim
    • Pet News, Joyce Kuh
    • Spending Your Money, Sylvia Porter
    • Amy Vanderbilt
    • Poor Woman’s Almanac, Beryl Pfizer
    • The Journal Store
  • Food
    • A National Treasury of Cookery, Mary and Vincent Price
    • Priceless Gifts of Food
    • Now’s the Time to Make Fruitcake, Poppy Cannon
    • Meal a Day
    • Line a Day
    • Work Wonders with Mincemeat
    • Things Your Mother Never Taught You
    • Recipe Index
  • Fashion and Patterns
    • Journal Original
    • Dear Santa . . . Just for Me
    • Dancing Daughters, Trudy Owett
  • Home Management
    • Christmas, Texas-style: A Journal excerpt from the Neiman-Marcus catalog
    • Gifts: Joy to the House, Margaret Davidson
    • For Good Measure, Betty Wadsworth
  • Decorating
    • The Cup that Cheers
    • Bake a Batch of Christmas Brilliants, Margaret White
    • Christmas Sleight of Hand
  • Beauty
    • Project: You
    • Like Mother, Like Daughter, Susan Harney
  • Cover photograph of Marola Mart with her daughter Renée by Francesco Scavullo

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