Description
The Saturday Evening Post from April 1981 captures a pivotal moment in American history with Ronald and Nancy Reagan featured on the cover. This vintage magazine encapsulates the discussions and perspectives on peace during a transformative era in the United States. As you delve into its pages, you will discover insightful articles and charming illustrations that reflect the sociopolitical landscape of the time.
This issue is particularly significant as it showcases the Reagans at a time when their influence on American culture and politics was burgeoning. The magazine provides a rare glimpse into the dialogues around peace initiatives and the Reagan administration's policies, making it a collectible piece for history enthusiasts and vintage magazine aficionados alike.
This collectible vintage magazine is in good condition, though it does exhibit minor wear consistent with its age. Notably, it has an address label on the front, and a few marks can be seen—please refer to the provided photographs for more detail. Each page comes protected with a plastic covering, ensuring the preservation of this important historical artifact.
- Features a cover story on peace with Ronald and Nancy Reagan.
- Includes insightful articles reflecting the era’s cultural and political atmosphere.
This April 1981 issue of The Saturday Evening Post is an essential addition to your collection of vintage magazines. Its historical context and preservation make it a unique conversation piece for any collector or enthusiast of American 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):-
Fiction
- Lightning Never Strikes Twice — Mary Roberts Rinehart
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Features
- Filming the Bible — Melinda Gipson
- Healing the Hurt — Billy Graham
- Making Minutes Count — George Shinn
- Fred Waring: Blending Business and Pleasure — Donna Nason
- Twins Study: Mirror, Mirror — David O. Born
- “Rock” of Ages — Paul Baker
- Have Scalpel, Will Travel — Ross Irwin
- How To Save on Taxes—Legally — Henry W. Bloch
- Marie Osmond: Saucy, Sexy—and Solo — Allen Michaels
- Jim Bakker: Seen by Millions, Known by Few — Mary Adams McLendon
- Is Golf Justifiable? — H. I. Phillips
- Ralph Carmichael: Stepping Up the Tempo — Erwin Rosen
- A Whale of a Story — Christopher Reed
- Peace Begins at Home — Ronald Reagan
- Making the Most of Line 14 — Maynard Good Stoddard
- Debby Boone: Chapter Two — Holly Miller
- A Family Computer Album — Gary Olsen
- Can the Phillies Do It Again? — Curt Smith
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Departments
- Letters to the Editor
- Contests:
- Health Food Recipe Contest
- Photo Contest
- Post Scripts
- Book Reviews
- Food: Sprouting Ideas — Michael Allen
- Travel: San Antonio — Diana Gomez
- Medical Mailbox — Cory SerVaas, M.D.
- Post People
- Cover photo by Michael Evans/Sygma