Ladies' Home Journal Magazine September 1960 Tony and Princess Margaret No Label

Introducing the Ladies' Home Journal Magazine from September 1960, featuring the captivating cover story on Tony and Princess Margaret. This nostalgic treasure takes you back to a time of elegance and sophistication, making it a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The vintage appeal of this particular issue, which comes without a label, adds to its unique charm.

This magazine is not just a piece of history; it's a gateway into the past, offering readers a glimpse of life, fashion, and culture from over six decades ago. Its pages brim with articles, stories, and features that reflect the values and trends of the era, making it a fantastic resource for anyone interested in mid-century American life.

Here are some key features of this captivating magazine:

• Iconic Cover: The cover beautifully showcases Tony and Princess Margaret, making it a collectible for royal enthusiasts and magazine lovers.
• Preserved Condition: The magazine is protected with a plastic covering, ensuring that its vintage charm remains intact for years to come.

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This September 1960 issue of Ladies' Home Journal is more than just a magazine; it's a slice of history that connects the past to the present. Whether you are a collector or someone looking for a unique gift, this magazine is sure to impress.

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
  • Echo Answers — Margaret Culkin Banning
• Stories
  • Operation Terror (First part of three) — The Gordons
  • The Boy Upstairs — Lucile Vaughan Payne
• Special Features
  • “The ‘Educators’ Need Re-Education” — Dorothy Thompson
  • Are We Bringing Up Our Children Too Soft for the Stern Realities They Must Face? — Benjamin Spock, M.D.
  • It’s Smart to Be Smart — Pat Boone
  • Tell Me, Doctor — Goodrich C. Schauffler, M.D.
  • On a Royal Honeymoon — Laura Riley
  • My Life in a White World — Marian Anderson, as told to Emily Kimbrough
  • The Man Who Saves Marriages — Betty Hannah Hoffman
  • Can This Marriage Be Saved? — Dorothy Cameron Disney
  • How America Lives: Scream in the Night — Neal Gilkyson Stuart
• General Features
  • Letters Our Readers Write Us — Harlan Miller
  • There’s a Man in the House — Harlan Miller
  • Making Marriage Work — Clifford R. Adams, Ph.D.
  • Under Cover — Bernardine Kielty
  • Fifty Years Ago • Journal About Town — Marcelene Cox
  • Ask Any Woman
  • This Is a Faculty Climber — Munro Leaf
• Fashion and Beauty
  • The Journal’s 5-Star Wardrobe Designed by Simonetta of Rome — Wilhela Cushman
  • America’s Noted Designer—Norman Norell — Wilhela Cushman
  • Fall Collection — Nora O’Leary
  • 6 Million Teen-Agers Love to Sew
  • Glamorous Hairdos—Smooth and Full — Dawn Crowell Norman
  • How Does She Look So Pretty? — Bet Hart
  • Look to the Journal — Wilhela Cushman
• Food
  • Bounty From Our Kitchen — Elsie Masterton
  • Informal Formality — John Prince
  • Luscious Fall Fruit Desserts
• Architecture, Homemaking, Interior Decoration
  • Journal’s Portfolio House No. 12
  • Our Practical Dream House
  • Practical Planning Makes the Dream House Come True
  • Day and Night
  • A Dream of Living and Dining Can Still Be Practical
  • The Dreamy Kitchen Is Durable as a Wooden Shoe
  • All Through the House, More Easy-Care Ideas
• Poems
  • Age of Unchivalry — Patricia Duff McGinley
  • The Kiss — Melora Hobbs Pond
  • Idle Idol — Pegasus Buchanan
  • The Names of Horses — Minnie Hite Moody
  • I Saw an Army — George Aibe
  • Rhymes From Young Mother Goose — C. S. Jennison
  • End of Summer — Katherine Garrison Chapin
  • September Orchard — Florence B. Jacobs
  • Marks of Extinction — Jean Conder Soule
• Cover Photograph by Jim Pond and Abbot Mills