Woman’s Home Companion Magazine February 1933 Edith Wharton Nina Wilcox Putnam


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The magazine is in acceptable / reader condition. It shows significant wear which may include cover creases, small tears, writing, such as spine stress or light marks. The binding is intact and all pages are legible. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.


Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

COVER DESIGN

EDITORIAL — Walter Briggs

STORIES
The Heart Compelled, Part I — Samuel Jesse Warshawski — 7
Illustrator: John E. Gamm

Perfect Devotion — Herbert Dalmas — 11
Illustrator: Frederic Dorr Steele

In a Day, Part II — Elizabeth Sanxay Holding — 13
Illustrator: Roy F. Spreter

Possession — Roland Pertwee — 17
Illustrator: Frederick Chapman

Something for Posterity — Nina Wilcox Putnam — 22
Illustrator: Russell Patterson

The Gilt Edge — Dorothy Aldis — 25

Mystery, Modern Style — Vincent Sheean — 27
Illustrator: Harry Beckhoff

Beggars All, Part IV — Katharine Newlin Burt — 29
Illustrator: Mario Cooper

SPECIAL ARTICLES
You Pay the Cost of Government — Bruce Barton — 13
Illustrator: E. A. Georgi

Lincoln Pardons a Prisoner — As told to Rose C. Feld by Alice A. Alberston — 20
Illustrator: E. F. Ward

National Groups Go in for Civics — Anna Steese Richardson

Looking for Trouble — Anne Bryan McCall — 24

INTERIOR FURNISHINGS
Wall Lights of Simple Charm — Hope Hammond — 38

Inviting Centers of Interest — Hope Hammond — 39

The Decorative Screen — Ellen Fleming — 40
Drawing by Frank Fleming

GARDENING
Starting Fall Flowers — Grace Tabor — 42

ENTERTAINMENT
“Come to Coffee” — Dorothy Blake — 58

Hearts, Hearts, Hearts — Mary Bliss — 58

A Mother Goose Salad — Elizabeth Burnet — 102

From Coal Bin to Game Room — Helen Perry Curtis and Elizabeth King — 121

FOOD
Are You a Good Mixer? — Nell B. Nichols — 60

Varied Meats for Winter Days — Alice Bradley — 61

Serving Pork, Ham and Veal — Alice Bradley — 63

Making Meat Interesting — Alice Bradley — 64

Dressing the Salad — Nell B. Nichols — 65

HANDICRAFT
For Your Bathroom — Elizabeth Roth — 71

Hang It Up Anywhere — Katharine Pierson — 76

GOOD LOOKS
New Wrinkles — Reported by Gadabout — 74
Illustrators: The Baldwins

Eyes Right! — Hazel Rawson Cades — 90
Illustrator: George Gibbs

HOUSEBUILDING
Dutch Colonial — A. Raymond Ellis — 80–81

EMBROIDERY
Embroidered Flower Prints — Elizabeth MacKenzie Roth — 82–83

Junior Embroidery — 84

Merry-go-round — Dorothy M. Korte — 114

Companion Embroideries — 126

FOR THE CHILDREN
Junior Embroidery — 85

In Goulash Land — Charlotte Lederer — 125

HOUSEHOLD
Taking Care of Linens — Nell B. Nichols — 98

Treat Them Right — Nell B. Nichols — 100

FASHIONS
French Hats Move Forward — Ethel Holland Little — 108
Drawings by Ben-Hur Baz

Embroidered Lingerie — 110
Drawings by Ben-Hur Baz

Paris Triad — 111

Dresses Without Belts — 112

Spring Trimmings — Ethel Holland Little — 113

Semi-made in Color — 114

Appliqué Patterns — 116

OTHER DEPARTMENTS
Good Citizenship — Anna Steese Richardson — 24

The Tower Room — Anne Bryan McCall — 48

Keeping Posted — 84

The Pin Money Club — 120

Better Babies — 130

Companion Service Club — 132

Index to Advertisers — 134

“Dear Editor” — 134

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