Vintage Look Magazine April 1 1947 Vol 11 No. 7 Our Ten Leading Killers No Label


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If you're a collector or just a fan of vintage publications, the VTG Look Magazine from April 1, 1947, is a must-have for your collection. This edition is Volume 11, Number 7, and features a compelling article titled "Our Ten Leading Killers." It captures a unique moment in history, offering insights into the health concerns of the time.

The magazine is in well-preserved condition, but please check the images for specific details. The cover design and layout reflect the classic style characteristic of Look Magazine during the 1940s. This edition is an excellent representation of the magazine's aesthetic and cultural significance.

One of the key features of this collectible item is its historical value. It transports you back to a time when conversation about health and well-being was evolving rapidly. It's not just a magazine; it's a lesson in societal concerns from almost eight decades ago.

Another benefit is its visual appeal. The vibrant images and engaging article layout capture the essence of mid-20th-century publications. It's perfect for display in your home or office, sparking conversation and interest among guests.

  • Historical Significance: Offers a glimpse into the health concerns and societal norms of the 1940s.
  • Elegant Design: Features a classic mid-century aesthetic that enhances any collection or decor.

The item being pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive. To maintain its quality, all items come with a plastic protective covering. We also offer combined shipping options for your convenience—just ask if interested. Remember to check the accompanying image to assess the magazine's condition before purchasing!

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to add this unique piece of history to your 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):
  • American Spotlight
    • Look Cartoons
    • It Happened Here: Life in the U. S. Has a Little of Everything
    • Why We Have a Housing Mess: Restraints and Tariffs Rob Us of Homes, By Thurman Arnold
    • Texas, Where They Dance: High School Kids Shed Their Bobby Socks for a Full-Dress Country-Club Prom
    • The Fight for Better Babies: The Planned Parenthood Federation Seeks to Aid U. S. Wives
    • Historic Easter Service: Moravian Church Holds Colorful Ceremonies
  • World Spotlight
    • Radio’s Top Fault-Finder: He’s Fulton Lewis Jr., By Richard Wilson
  • Strictly Personal
    • Meet the People: What Annoys You Most on a Date?
    • Twenty-Five Years of “Out Our Way”: Millions of Readers Laugh at Jim Williams’ Cartoons
  • Sports
    • Prize Boxing Photos: Here Are the Winners of Look’s Second Annual Boxing Photo Contest
  • Movies and Entertainment
    • Burlesque Develops a New Star: Jean Parker Shines in an Old Play
    • Like Fairbanks… Like Son: Doug Jr. Imitates His Famous Father
    • Pursued: Look’s New Movie Review
    • Author and Star of Pursued Are Man and Wife
    • Look’s Movie Guide
  • Music
    • Bashful Baritone: Warde Donovan Is 6’ 2” and Shy
    • Look’s Record Guide
  • Food and Science
    • Let Them Raid the Refrigerator: Stock Your Shelves for Between-Meal Snacks
    • Our Ten Leading Killers: Scientists Must Now Fight Old-Age Diseases
    • Give Your Child a Chance: Here Are Eight Tips on Guiding Children
  • Test Yourself
    • Photoquiz
    • Personality Clinic
    • Photocrime
  • Letters and Pictures
    • To the Editor
    • Sources of Look’s Pictures

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