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1929-05 Woman’s World Magazine Contents

1929/05 – Contents include:
Color cover “One Hundred Years Ago” is uncredited
“David’s Dad” is a story by Zoe McKenzie Smith and illustrated by William Hottinger
“The Dumbbell and the Dragon” — A Patricia Alden Story — by Berton Braley and illustrated by Joseph Franke
EDGAR GUEST – The Poet Laureate of the American Home Pays Tribute to His [...]

1927-12 Woman’s World Magazine Contents

1927/12 – Contents include:
Color cover “The Little Lights of Christmas” painted for Woman’s World by Miriam Story Hurford
“Here Comes the Bandwagon!”
When Having Your Picture Taken as told to Earl Reeves
“Hannah” is fiction by Agnes Sligh Turnbull and illustrated by Joseph Simon
“The Gift of Gifts” is a Christmas story by Helen St. Bernard
Wrapping Christmas Packages by [...]

1927-09 Woman’s World Magazine Contents

1927/09 – Contents include:
Color cover “The Game of Guess” painted for Woman’s World by Miriam Story Hurford
The Cover Poem for September: “The Game of Guess” by Douglas Malloch
To America’s Boys and Girls by Angelo Patri
“The Impossible She” is fiction by James Oppenheim and illustrated by J. Henry
“Buckwheat Honey” — Part 2 of 3 — by [...]

1927-07 Woman’s World Magazine Contents

1927/07 – Contents include:
Color cover “Making a Flag” painted for Woman’s World by Miriam Story Hurford
Rekindling the Patriotism of 1927 at the Shrines of ‘76
Soap – Its Function and Its Place in the Home by Winifred Carter
“Sanctuary” – A story by Leo Walmsley and illustrated by L.R. Gustavson
Cover Poem for July: “Making a Flag” by [...]

1927-06 Woman’s World Magazine Contents

1927/06 – Contents include:
Color cover “One Man in a Tub” painted for Woman’s World by Miriam Story Hurford
A Magazine’s Greatest Thrill
Swinging Around America by Gasoline by Edward Mott Wooley and sketches by Joseph Franke
“Charlie Moore’s Wife” fiction by Alma Boice Holland and illustrated by L.R. Gust
The Cover Poem for June: “One Man in a Tub” [...]