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 Mother in His First Appearance in Woman’s World – 4 poems on a single page with illustrations by Joseph Franke. The poems are “Mother and Babe” – “Mother” – “The Mother” – “A Mother Talks”

“All Is Fair in Love and War” by Alma Boice Holland and illustrated by Hanson Booth

“Our Honored Dead” is two paragraphs inside a small box by Henry Ward Beecher

Wayside Tales of the Orient – Part 1: A Romantic Adventure of an American Woman by Mary V. Brunner with photographs

“The Girl in the Green Coat” by H.L. Coates and illustrated by C.J. McCarthy

Friendship Village Talks on Life

New Touches for the Living Room by Agnes Heisler Barton

The Happy Life – A Mother’s Letters to Her Friend by Edith Barnard Delano

Beauty Through Diet by Morris Fishbein, M.D.

The Gay Red Strawberry by Lily Haxworth Wallace

Prepared Cereals in New Guises by Lily Haxworth Wallace

Three Showers for the Bride-to-Be by Lily Haxworth Wallace

The Nutritious Lima Bean by Lily Haxworth Wallace

The Gospel of Flowers – The Sturdy Gladiolus by Maud R. Jacobs

Exceedingly Graceful Models That Bring New Distinction

Styles of Distinction for Boys and Girls

An Attractive House Frock

Filet Crochet for Sheets and Pillowcases

An Ounce of Prevention in the Care of Clothes by Blanche E. Hyde

New Pillows

Checked Gingham Ensemble

Small Brother and Sister Love to Dress Alike – Designed by Sadie P. Le Sueur

An Invisible Magician told by Uncle Johnny Gruelle

Two Small Homes of Artistic Beauty by Agnes Heisler Barton

What Did Woman’s World Mean to You in 1928?

The Postman’s Whistle Page