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Step back in time with the vintage Collier's Magazine July 3, 1948, Vol 122, No. 1. This issue features the captivating title Sweet Revenge and is a perfect addition to any collection of classic magazines or 20th-century memorabilia. With its historical significance and intriguing content, this magazine offers a unique glimpse into the past, making it a must-have for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
The item is in good condition, though it may show signs of age. Be sure to examine the provided image to assess the magazine's overall state. This specific volume provides engaging articles, vivid illustrations, and advertisements from the period, all wrapped up in the charm of mid-century publishing.
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The magazine is not labeled, adding a hint of mystery as you delve into its content. It offers readers an opportunity to explore a bygone era through well-crafted articles and thought-provoking stories. If you have a passion for vintage publications or a curiosity about historical narratives, this issue of Collier's Magazine will surely delight you.
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Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):- FICTION
- CUPID WITH CELLULOID WINGS — By WILLIAM CHAPMAN WHITE — In Hollywood, love is always a big production.
- GIRLS LIKE ME — By HILDA COLE ESPY — are not hard to find when you know where to look.
- SQUAW MEDICINE — By BENNETT FOSTER — Davy didn't know much about women, but he learned quick.
- THE BRAMBLE BUSH — By DAVID DUNCAN — The Serial Story. The fourth of five parts.
- SWEET REVENGE — By RALPH NELSON — The Short Short Story.
- ERRORS OF JUDGMENT — By ALFRED F. LOOMIS — The Skipper could not guess—he had to know.
- ARTICLES
- SCANDALS IN VETERANS' HOUSING — By ALBERT Q. MAISL — The first of two parts. Veterans complain that they don't get the homes they paid for.
- THE SECRET PAPERS OF HARRY L. HOPKINS VI. ROOSEVELT'S GREATEST DILEMMA — By ROBERT E. SHERWOOD — And why the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor solved it for him.
- SIX ARTISTS AND A MODEL — By LEONARD A. PARIS — Edith Franklin's bosom is a steppingstone to her stage career.
- GOOD-TIME STREET — By BILL GOTTLIEB — The story of the most raucous and colorful block in New York.
- TRUMAN'S TROUBLES — By FRANK GERVASI — His recent record does not improve his chances of election.
- THE HOT-POTATO OLYMPICS — By COLLIE SMALL — What price international amity at this year's Games in London?
- HOW TO CATCH A HUSBAND — By JAY BREEN and JOHN ROSENBURG — Meet Mr. Lamb, whose job is to bring 'em back when they stray.
- THE WEEK'S MAIL — From OUR READERS
- COLLIER'S SPORTS: THE BIG PUSH — By BILL FAY
- KEEP UP WITH THE WORLD — By FRELING FOSTER
- THE WEEK'S WORK — By TED SHANE
- EDITORIALS
- COLLIER'S BELIEVES: In Parades to the Polls
- Atoms Outweigh Politics
- It Matters a Lot Right Now
- Baddies Aren't Necessarily Briggs
- COVER
- By SHIRNEY WRIGHT