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Step back in time with this nostalgic issue of VTG McCall's Magazine from September 1968, featuring the captivating title "The Foods That Make You Prettier." This magazine offers a delightful glimpse into the past, showcasing not just recipes but a whole philosophy around beauty and health through food. It’s a perfect addition for collectors, food enthusiasts, and anyone interested in vintage lifestyle insights.
Inside this magazine, you will find fascinating articles that explore how various foods can enhance your beauty, both inside and out. These timeless tips, celebrated for decades, reflect the beauty standards and culinary interests of the late 1960s. Relive the era with articles that detail vibrant recipes, each aiming to boost your natural beauty and wellness.
The condition of this vintage magazine is excellent, reflecting its age while retaining its charm. The item being pictured in this listing is exactly the same item you will receive, so you can shop with confidence. Please refer to the images for a closer look at the magazine's condition, as they represent its current state accurately.
Every order comes with a protective plastic covering to ensure your magazine stays in pristine condition. We also offer combined shipping options; just ask! This is a wonderful opportunity to own a piece of history that not only appeals to your aesthetic but also provides a unique perspective on beauty.
- Original vintage magazine from September 1968, perfect for collectors.
- Insightful articles on beauty-enhancing foods that are still relevant today.
Embrace the nostalgia and charm of this vintage McCall's Magazine. Whether you’re looking to reminisce or discover historical insights on beauty and food, this publication is a great choice. It reflects a time when the relationship between food and beauty was explored deeply, promising readers a journey through the culinary world that could enhance their appearance. Don’t miss your chance to add this unique piece 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):- Features
- Editorials • Lenore Hershey, Edward F. Murphy, Peter Hastings
- Sight and Sound • Lenore Hershey
- Movies Sinister neighbors and erring wives • Marya Mannes
- Now Come the Kisses: The Sunset Years of Samuel Shy • Ogden Nash
- A Psychiatrist’s Notebook • Theodore Isaac Rubin, M.D.
- Turning Points: Partings • C. William Chinnock
- To Sing Is To Love • Joan Baez
- A great folk artist shares a gentle reminiscence and a deep spiritual experience
- “Le Chapeau de Paille” by Peter Paul Rubens • Aline Saarinen
- It’s All in the Family: Car for Mother • Stanley and Janice Berenstain
- Woman to Woman • Senator Margaret Chase Smith
- Political and personal matters discussed by our only woman Senator
- Under 21 Back-to-school fashions, beauty, parties • Sylvie Reice
- McCall’s Mailbox Letters from our readers • Jerome Beatty, Jr.
- Pets and People • Arlene and Howard Eisenberg
- What Ever Happened to Neighbors?
- The price we pay for our cherished privacy
- Dustin Hoffman • Mel Gussow
- The young man whose unstar-like beaky nose and heady eyes somehow add up to attractiveness, and whose starlike performance in “The Graduate” has produced eight months’ worth of movie-house queues, views the whole experience with a mixture of delight and disbelief
- “But, Mom, Everybody Smokes Pot” • Sylvie Reice
- Answers to the questions that trouble parents about drugs
- The Sexual Wilderness • Vance Packard
- Six contemporary styles of marriage, from the devoted to the desperate
- What Are Women Doing to Men’s Clothes? • George Frazier
- Wives should be locked up, this authority says, until sanity is restored • Gerald Caplan, M.D., with Vivian Cadden
- Lessons in Bravery
- Reflections on the Kennedy children’s ordeal after their father was shot