Description
The Saturday Evening Post - October 1990 featuring Marilyn Quayle and Her Fit Family is a noteworthy addition to your collection of vintage magazines. This iconic issue captures a unique period in American culture, showcasing the lifestyle and values of the era through engaging features and vivid imagery.
In this issue, you’ll find an insightful cover story on Marilyn Quayle, highlighting her role as Second Lady of the United States and presenting a glimpse into her family life and fitness routine. The magazine not only celebrates her contributions but also reflects on the changing roles of women in the late 20th century. This makes it a valuable collectible for those interested in political history or women’s studies.
Key Features:
- Exclusive coverage of the Quayle family, offering a rare perspective on American political life.
- A cultural snapshot of the 1990s, making it a great resource for historians and enthusiasts of vintage magazines.
This issue is in good condition, showing minor wear typical for magazines of its age. It does have an address label on the front and some marks, yet it comes protected in a plastic covering to ensure its preservation. Collectors will appreciate the authenticity and charm of this vintage publication.
Don't miss the chance to own this collectible magazine that resonates with historical significance. Perfect for display or as a gift for vintage magazine collectors, this October 1990 issue will surely spark conversations and nostalgia.
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
- Kid Brother — Norman Katkov
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Features
- How to Court a Lawyer — Roy Grutman
- Diets That Protected Against Cancers in China — Cory SerVaas, M.D.
- China’s Blockbuster Diet Study — Jane E. Brody
- The Laughter Prescription (Conclusion) — Norman Cousins
- Marilyn Quayle: Family, Fitness, and a Breast Cancer Crusade — Cory SerVaas, M.D.
- The Breast Cancer-Diet Connection — Jerzy Jaskiewicz, M.D., and Ted Kreiter
- Anniversary Cruise — Maynard Good Stoddard
- Kids’ Thoughts Drawn Out
- The Presbyterians’ Dynamic New Leader — Kathleen McClain
- Eat What You Can and Can What You Can’t — Charlotte Turgeon
- A Walk Through America’s Garden — Diane Bartley
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Departments
- Letters
- Post People
- Food: What’s In for Breakfast? — Patrick Perry
- Post Scripts
- Travel: Warming Up to Alaska — C. J. Hadley
- Medical Mailbox — Cory SerVaas, M.D.
- Cover photo by Bill Fitz-Patrick