Description
Step back in time with McCall's Magazine from September 1950, featuring the thought-provoking article, "They're Playing Politics with Our Children." This vintage magazine offers a fascinating glimpse into the societal concerns of the era, along with a wealth of engaging content that can resonate even today.
This magazine is in good condition, making it a valuable addition to any collection of vintage literature. It retains its unique character but does show some minor wear throughout, adding to its charm and authenticity. There is an address label on the front cover, and while there is a noticeable rip on the back, this does not detract from the overall aesthetic and historical value of the publication.
For added protection, this issue comes with a plastic covering, ensuring it remains preserved for many years to come. You can enjoy reading it without worrying about dirt or moisture affecting the pages.
- Rich Historical Context: Dive into the political and societal discussions from the 1950s that remain relevant today.
- Perfect for Collectors: A great piece for vintage magazine enthusiasts and history buffs alike, capturing the essence of mid-20th-century America.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of history! McCall's Magazine is not just about the articles; it’s a window into the past, a source of nostalgia, and a conversation starter. Whether you are looking to expand your collection or find a unique gift for a special someone, this vintage magazine fits the bill perfectly.
Grab your copy today and explore the captivating landscape of 1950’s America!
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):-
Short Stories
- Summer’s Bachelor • Suzanne Kaufman
- Here’s Your Hat • Howard Rigsby
- The Whole Town’s Sleeping • Ray Bradbury
- The Girl Who Had Nothing To Wear • Naomi Hintze
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Serial
- Request of the Bride (Part One of Two Parts) • Dorothy Bastian
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Features
- National Newsletter
- This Month’s Movies • Frankie McKee Robins
- If You Ask Me • Eleanor Roosevelt
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General Articles
- They’re Playing Politics with Our Children’s Health • J. D. Ratcliff
- Hey Ma, You’re Out! • Morris Markey
- Allergies • Albert Q. Maisel
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Personalities
- Is Your Vote in Their Hands?
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Short Articles
- The Starving Stars • Jean Meegan
- Penicillin Tooth Powder • Selma Robinson
- Good Manners for Your Child • Elizabeth Mathies
- How To Fix Up the Hall • Christine Sadler
- Examine Yourself and Save 20,000 Lives
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Food
- Very Special for Sunday Breakfast • Helen McCully
- 7 Ways To Enjoy Fresh Tomatoes Now • Marjorie Griffiths and Mai Jean Anderson
- How To Make Perfect Hollandaise Sauce • Prudence Drowne
- Born To Be a Best Cook • Helen Bishop
- A Little Bit of Bacon • Alice Peters
- How To Make Real Caramel Syrup • Eleanor Noderer
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Children
- About Your Child • Dr. John Fitch Landon
- Even a Young Mother Needs a Day Off • Toni Taylor
- What’ll I Do Now? • Edna M. Preston and Beatrice S. deRegniers
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Housekeeping
- Let Your Roaster Be Your Cook • Anna S. Fisher
- This Is How I Keep House • Elizabeth S. Herbert
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Houses and Home Fashions
- Would You Like Your Living Room Redecorated—Free? • Mary Davis Gillies
- $7,150 in Cash Prizes
- You Could Build It Yourself • Mary Davis Gillies
- Collect Small Antiques: Dessert Molds • Katharine M. McClinton
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Beauty
- Exercise with a Necktie • Dolly Reed
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Ready-to-Wear Fashions
- Beautiful Wools in Birdwing Colors • Hildegarde Fillmore
- The Well-Tailored Foot • Barbara Olson
- Blouses and Skirts • Barbara Hodgkins
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Patterns
- You Can Make All These for $48.93 • Elisabeth Blondel
- Six New Fall Hats
- Make a Jersey Dress in a Jiffy
- Pick a Plaid for Your Size
- Of Course You Can Make a Suit . . . a Coat
- A Baker’s Dozen of Fall Fashions
- Cover Photograph • Scavullo