Description
Experience a piece of history with this vintage issue of Collier's Magazine from January 4, 1947. This particular volume, numbered 119 and titled "The Highroad of The Future," offers a glimpse into a pivotal time in American culture and journalism. Perfect for collectors, historians, or anyone interested in mid-20th century society, this magazine is a treasure trove of knowledge and nostalgia.
The magazine features insightful articles and rich illustrations that reflect the aspirations and anxieties of a post-war America. With its forward-looking title and engaging content, this issue captures the spirit of innovation and progress strongly felt during this era. Make it a conversation starter in your home or add it to your collection.
In addition to its intriguing content, this edition of Collier's Magazine also highlights:
- Authentic article pieces that showcase the era’s notable writers and perspectives.
- Stunning vintage advertisements that illustrate the marketing trends of the time, making it a unique visual artifact.
As you browse through the pages, you'll find yourself immersed in the past, engaging with stories that shaped opinions and informed the populace. This magazine not only serves as an enjoyable read but also as a collectible that increases in value over time.
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Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of history. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting, this magazine is a perfect addition to any collection.
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
- Your Move, Sheik — By Neill C. Wilson
- If at first East is more sharp bargaining over an oil well.
- Sleeping Beauty — By Faith Baldwin
- The Serial Story. The third of four parts.
- The Black Box — By Eugene Burdick
- Only for men like Janus, whose inventions would have failed.
- Belonging — By Elsie Slate
- Belonging to a bad generation didn’t ease Linda’s yearning.
- Think Big, Act Big — By Nick Boddie Williams
- Mother hunted half-formed half-furniture—and she wanted it.
- Conspiracy — By Gordon Fletcher
- The Short Short Story.
- ARTICLES
- The Highroad of the Future — By Winston Churchill
- Britain’s wartime Prime Minister paints a way ahead.
- The Bombmen Get the Man — By Harold Titus
- About the devices of Nimrod who do their bombing with arrows.
- The Bruins That Beat But — By Scoops Conlon
- Veterans Bert LaBranche, the old UCLA in the Rose Bowl.
- Corn Doctor — By Dan Parker
- Nick Kenny’s songs are of the cob—shot of the Hit Parade.
- The Antiquity Man — By Harmon and Elsie Tupper
- George Campbell is a genius at having memories cheap.
- Challenge to the G.O.P. — By Thomas L. Stokes
- Its problem is to keep ahead of its own liberalism.
- The Uprising of El Indio — By Kyle Crichton
- Alias Emilio Fernandez, Mexico’s colorful cinema director.
- Time Jan. 1, 1201 A.M., Place: Times Square — By Fred Sparks and Gregory D’Alessio
- Our calculating New Year’s Eve in Manhattan’s maddest spot.
- Cooking with Cold — By Ruth Carson
- Unrefrigerated chefs create—cooked and frozen for home use.
- Boom, Boom on the Range — By Leonard Hall
- Views of the prairie chickens’ rarely witnessed courtship dance.
- The Week’s Mail — From Our Readers
- Keep Up with the World — By Freling Foster
- The Week’s Work — By Ted Shane
- Your Life Tomorrow — By David O. Woodbury
- Wing Talk: Stunt Pilot — By Frederick R. Neely
- Town Meeting of the World — By Stephen Bonsal
- Cover — By David Peskin