Description
Step into a piece of history with the VTG McCall's Magazine January 1930, featuring the captivating story "The Great Game" by Harold MacGrath. This vintage magazine is not just a great read; it’s a charming glimpse into the past, showcasing the literature and culture of the early 20th century.
With its rich content and beautiful illustrations, this magazine is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage publications. Delve into the narratives and topics that shaped the minds of readers nearly a century ago. Each page is filled with echoes of a bygone era, making it perfect for those who appreciate nostalgia and the transformation of media over time.
This magazine does exhibit some wear and tear, as expected from items of its age. You may notice some creases on the front cover as well as marks and rips within its pages. However, these imperfections add character and authenticity, making it even more special for collectors. Every detail tells a story!
Key Features:
- Original storytelling by Harold MacGrath, a notable author of his time.
- Historic value, offering a unique peek into the 1930s culture and lifestyle.
We take pride in ensuring your purchase is protected. All of our magazines come with a plastic protective covering, safeguarding them from further wear. Plus, for your convenience, we offer combined shipping. Just reach out to us for details!
Take a look at the stunning cover:
Don't miss out on owning a piece of literary history! Grab this vintage magazine today and enrich your collection with a timeless narrative that continues to captivate readers even decades later.
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):- Cover Design Painted for McCall’s — By Neysa McMein
- FICTION
- The Great Game • Harold MacGrath
- Forty Dollars To Spend • Shirley Seixas
- Early To Bed—Ill • Lylian and Lois Montross
- In Twelve Hours • Elsie Singmaster
- Arizona Ames (Conclusion) • Zane Grey
- Curtain’s Up • Samuel Merwin
- The Altar Of Honor (Conclusion) • Ethel M. Dell
- ARTICLES
- In Miniature: Dorothy Dix • Clare Eifell
- What’s Going On In The World
- A review of the month’s activities, by Frances Noyes Hart, Isabel Paterson, Sherwood, Deems Taylor, Heywood Broun, Rev. Joseph Fort Newton
- The Air Is Hostess • Helen Christine Bennett
- I Didn’t Mean To! • Emily Post
- Reflections Of A New Citizen • Konrad Bercovici
- POETRY
- Answer • Margaret Sangster
- Inland Wish • Margaret Belle Houston
- COOKERY
- Supper Specialties • Sarah Field Splint
- What Shall We Have For Dessert? • Dorothy Kirk
- How To Cook Pork Roasts • Alice M. Child
- HEALTH AND BEAUTY
- Smiling Beauty • Hildegarde Fillmore
- The Diet And Nutrition • E. V. McCollum
- Right Food Builds The Baby • Charles Gilmore Kerley, M.D.
- HOMEMAKING AND DECORATION
- Every Curtain Has Its Own Accessories
- Mastering Our Money Problems • Isabel Eylord
- Your Own Bedroom • Margery S. Wickware
- SERVICE
- Do You Want To Know?
- FASHIONS
- They Are Wearing • Elizabeth May Blondel
- The Needle Gains Importance In Modern Decoration • Elizabeth May Blondel
- Favorite Models Of Leading French Couturiers Present Distinctive Interpretations Of The New Mode For Evening
- The Blue Train Has Gone
- French Frocks Are Victorian And Modern
- Flounces Express The New Spirit In Fashions
- Paris Makes New Waistlines Wearable
- Several Silhouettes Represent The New Mode
- Children’s Fashions