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Ladies Home Journal "The Magazine Women Believe In" -- Marvelous vintage ladies' magazine full of features, articles, fashion & beauty, illustrated stories by famous authors, vintage ads and MORE -- Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! * ISSUE DATE: MARCH, 1962; Vol. LXXIX, No. 3 IN THIS ISSUE:- [Detailed contents description written EXCLUSIVELY for this listing by MORE MAGAZINES! Use 'Control F' to search this page.] * This description copyright MOREMAGAZINES. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 COVER: "The Magazine Women Believe In". Cover baby is Jeffery James Rankin, hero of this month's How America Spends Its Money feature on page 78. Photograph by Fred Lyons. CONDENSED NOVEL COMPLETE IN THIS ISSUE: A DREAM OF MANSIONS . . . NORRIS LLOYD. Full page color illustration by Mia Carpenter. STORIES: THE ALIEN . . . LUCILE VAUGHAN PAYNE. Full page color illustration by Al Parker. BEAR HUNT . . . VICTORIA CASE. Full page color illustration by Joe Bowler. ARTICLES: WHAT EVERY INTELLIGENT WOMAN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT EDUCATION . . . Sterling M. McMurrin. WHEN A YOUNG DAUGHTER MARRIES THE WRONG BOY . . . Virginia Bartholomew. TELL ME, DOCTOR . . . Goodrich C. Schauffler, M.D. CAN THIS MARRIAGE BE SAVED? . . . Dorothy Cameron Disney. MAKING MARRIAGE WORK . . . Clifford R. Adams, Ph.D. HOW TO BE LATE FOR EVERYTHING ... AND MAKE THEM LIKE IT! . . . Jane Goodsell. IT'S HARD TO TALK TO TEENAGERS ABOUT THE FACTS OF LIFE . . . Benjamin Spock, M.D. THE WOMAN'S MIND ... AMERICA'S YOUNG MOTHERS. (Gallup Survey No 3). HOW AMERICA SPENDS ITS MONEY: "OUR BABY IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS . . . Neal Gilkyson Stuart. SPECIALLY FOR BABY . . . Margaret Davidson. NEW MONEY PLAN FOR BRAND-NEW PARENTS . . . Sidney Margolius. GENERAL FEATURES: OUR READERS WRITE US. FIFTY YEARS AGO. PLAY BRIDGE . . . Charles and Peggy Solomon. THERE'S A MAN IN THE HOUSE . . . Harlan Miller. ASK ANY WOMAN . . . Marcelene Cox. FASHION AND BEAUTY: HOW TO DRESS WELL ON PRACTICALLY NOTHING: WARDROBE PERFECTIONS, INVESTMENT NO. 2 . . . Bet Hart. I LOST 145 POUNDS . . . Dawn Crowell Ney. SPRING FASHIONS: THAT MARVELOUS AMERICAN LOOK . . . Wilhela Cushman. [Fashion photos!] GRAY FLANNEL . . . Nora O'Leary. SPRING'S PRETTIEST HAIRDOS. FOOD: MY FAVORITE DISH .... FISH . . . Carol Truax. SIX SUPERB WAYS WITH CHICKEN. FROM ME TO YOU . . . Marcelene Cox. IN PRAISE OF POTATOES. ARCHITECTURE, HOMEMAKING AND INTERIOR DECORATION: HOUSE FOR A BUSY FAMILY . . . John Brenneman. REFRESHING REVIVAL: PATTERNED WALLPAPER . . . H. T. Williams. SKYLIGHT KITCHEN . . . Margaret Davidson. WHAT'S BUZZING? . . . Margaret Davidson. SPECIALLY FOR BABY . . . Margaret Davidson. POEMS: YOU MAY NOT THINK OF ME AT FIRST . . . Cosette Middleton. LULLABY . . . M. Hubbard. THE TRAVELERS . . . Florence B. Jacobs. JOURNALITIES: (About the contributors): SIDNEY MARGOLIUS, who supplies the budget analyses for "How America Spends Its Money" articles (see page 136), has written about family money management since graduating from Rutgers 28 years ago. After counseling Journal families, he reports, "Today's young people are harder working, in many ways, than their parents. But 1 wish they knew as much about insurance, taxes and installment buying as about casserole cookery and laying cement block." Back in 1938, the women of America thought that $30 a week was enough for a couple to get married on, and $44 could support a family of four. We published these findings in a series called "What Do the Women of America Think?" The survey was conducted by a young man named DR. GEORGE HORACE GALLUP, who had recently established the American Institute of Public Opinion in Princeton. For the answers gleaned by Dr. Gallup from today's generation of young mothers, read "The Woman's Mind" (page 72), third in our current survey series. Before NORRIS LLOYD was a writer she was "a member of that maligned and misunderstood genus, the suburban housewife." (Species: Winnetka, Illinois.) A writing housewife needs patience, she admits-"but after the youngest child no longer comes home for lunch, who else in our society has that great unblemished swatch of time from 8:30 to 3:30?" "A Dream of Mansions"(page 58) is her first novel. FULL PAGE vintage ADS include: "I DREAMED I WAS ALL DECKED OUT in my MAIDENFORM BRA!" -- PLUS MORE FULL PAGE, and MANY smaller ads! MORE * NOTE: OUR content description is GUARANTEED accurate for THIS magazine. Editions are not always the same, even with the same title, cover and issue date. This description copyright MOREMAGAZINES. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 LARGE sized magazine (Approx 10oe"X 13"), COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
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