Vintage Look Magazine December 11, 1945 Is Mother A Failure, Yes or No

Discover a gem in our collection of vintage magazines with the Look Magazine December 11, 1945 issue, featuring the thought-provoking cover story, Is Mother A Failure? Yes or No. This notable magazine captures a pivotal moment in American culture post-World War II, making it a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

This vintage issue delves into societal norms and family dynamics of the time, showcasing opinions from influential figures such as Philip Wylie and Mrs. Raymond Clapper. The publication not only offers deep insights into the post-war era's perspectives on motherhood but also entertains readers with engaging articles and vibrant illustrations. Each page reflects the transitional nature of the 1940s, making it an excellent snapshot of a changing America.

Condition-wise, this collectible magazine is in excellent shape, exhibiting light wear typical for its age, which only adds to its charm and authenticity. Whether you're a seasoned collector or new to the world of vintage magazines, this issue represents a unique piece of history that you won’t want to miss.

The Look Magazine December 11, 1945 issue includes:

• LOOK Cartoons - A humorous take on daily life in the 40s.
• Animal Doctor - Highlights the vital role of veterinarians in rural America.
• Country Kids: Youth, U.S.A. - A feature exploring childhood in post-war America.
• The State Department Gets Tough - Insight into America's evolving foreign relations.
• Maternity with Glamour - Fashion insights for the expecting mother.

This vintage magazine is perfect for anyone interested in cultural history, family dynamics, or simply the art of vintage magazine collecting. Don’t miss out on owning a piece of the past that is both informative and visually captivating.

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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
  • The State Department Gets Tough
  • For the First Time in Its History, It Has an Economic “Persuader”
  • Everybody Dances
  • Styles Vary, but Whatever the Fashion, People Dance for Fun
  • Is Mother a Failure?
  • Yes, Says Philip Wylie; No, Says Mrs. Raymond Clapper
  • Animal Doctor
  • The Veterinarian Guards the Health and Wealth of Rural America
  • Country Kids: Youth, U.S.A.
  • By Toni Taylor
• WORLD SPOTLIGHT
  • Bermuda—Friday to Monday
  • By Plane, Bike and Buggy, a Family Enjoys an Exotic Week End
  • The LOOK Forum: Did Russia Double-Cross Us at London?
• SPORTS
  • Football Coach Loses a Game
  • California’s Buck Shaw Proves It Is a Trying Experience
• STRICTLY PERSONAL
  • Otto Soglow: His Silent Strips Speak Volumes
  • Meet the People: How Are You Meeting the Unemployment Problem?
• MOVIES AND ENTERTAINMENT
  • The Fitzgeralds: Their Domestic Didos Have a National Hookup
  • The Bells of St. Mary’s: LOOK’s New Movie Review
  • LOOK’s Movie Guide
• MUSIC
  • Morton Downey: His Voice Has Ranged the Air Waves for 15 Years
  • LOOK’s Record Guide
• FASHION
  • Maternity with Glamour: Dresses and Suits Can Be Pert and Pretty
• SCIENCE AND HEALTH
  • Recording on a Wire: Science Forecast
  • More Sex Power in Foods?
  • Probably Not—but Science’s Latest Vitamin Experiments Hold Hope
  • A Chart of Common Childhood Diseases for Ready Reference
  • By Harold R. Mixsell, M.D.
• CHILDREN
  • Hedy Lamarr’s Baby: Her Routine Is As Ordinary As Her Parents Are Not
• TEST YOURSELF
  • Photoquiz
  • Photocrime