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TITLE: Woman's Day Magazine
[Vintage family magazine "...only in A&P food stores!" full of features, articles, fashion, beauty, illustrated stories by famous authors, beautiful vintage ads and MORE -- Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! * ]
ISSUE DATE: AUGUST, 1964; TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR, ELEVENTH ISSUE
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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* SPECIAL FULL COLOR PORTFOLIO * Maine and Her Artists by ROUL TUNLEY. Perhaps it is her spirit of independence that nourishes creativity, that inspires a man to be true to himself.

FEATURES AND FICTION.
People in This Issue.
Neighbors.
What Goes On Here.
Woman at the Wheel: How to Spend Less Time Chauffeuring.
Your Children by JULIE CANDLER.
Sisters Under Your Skin by SUSAN BENNETT HOLMES.
The Open Door by FAITH BALDWIN.
Small World by JAMES REID PARKER.
Antiques: Victorian Furniture Returns by DOROTHY H. JENKINS.
The Dark Phase: a short story by GLYNN CROUDACE.
The Tragic Problem of Dropouts in Our Schools by HILDA COLE ESPY.
A Lovely Conspiracy by MARY W. LITTELL.

PAGE BONUS BOOK.
Woman's Day Dictionary of Victorian Art Glass.
Text by EDITH GAINES, photographs by BILL BEECHER.
More than 130 glowing color photographs show the infinite.
variety and beauty of this fabulous period glass.
Shaded Glass.
Frosted Glass; Pearl Wares.
Opalescent Glass; Spatter & Spangle Glass.
Opaque Glass; Metal Mounts.
Venetian; Clear; Iridescent.
Garden in Glass.
TRAVEL.
America's Treasure Towns: Ipswich, Massachusetts by ELEANOR EARLY.
th Century houses, salt marshes, wide white-sand beaches and tiny fresh clams are all part of Ipswich's charm.
GARDENING.
For Better Gardens by ROLAND BROWNE.
Raise your own perennials: division, summer seeding, cold frames, top and root cuttings.
FASHION.
Make Yourself a Good Wool Skirt.
Nothing beats a wool skirt for casual good looks and versatility. Here are six variations on this classic American fashion theme.
NEEDLEWORK.
Creative Stitchery.
Different combinations of simple traditional stitches make beautiful embroidered place mats. Instructions are included.
FOOD.
Money Saving Menus for August Recipe of the month: Ham in Aspic.
West Coast Salads.
On the West Coast, the salad takes precedence, always being served as the first course.
The Collector's Cook Book: Peanut Butter.
A wonderful group of recipes using the magic ingredient, pea:sut butter, to enliven dozens of different dishes.
There's More to Peanut Butter than a Sandwich.
The distinctive flavor of peanut butter is used in soups, vegetables, main dishes and desserts.
Barbecued Meats and Sauces.
Barbecued meats take on a new excitement, especially when their natural flavor is enhanced by one of these zestful sauces.
WORKSHOP.
Miniature Chests.
These eight small gems to make are small-scale examples of the cabinetmaker's antique art at its best.


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