1889-09 Ladies Home Journal Magazine Contents

1889/09 — ITEM DESCRIPTION:
24-pages plus outer covers as edited by Mrs. Louisa Knapp (brief history below) While Knapp is still listed as editor of this issue it does include writing by Edward W. Bok. Issue measures appx. 11″ X 16″. Vol. VI, No. 10.

Contents as cribbed from the outer cover:

If Our Old Clock Could Speak by Will Carleton

The Mistakes of the Nineteenth Century by M.E.W. Sherwood

Modern Divorces by Evelyn Blake Harvier

A Coming Out by Susan Coolidge and illustrated by Graves

Homely Homilies – The Handy Man by Robert J. Burdette

Talks With the Doctor by Laury McHenry

An Advertisement and What Came of It by Marigold

Eight Little Housekeepers by Rachel True

English Home Life by Mary Barrett Brown

A Woman’s Hands by Emma J. Gray

Fancy Work Patterns by Mary F. Knapp

What Our Girls Eat by Helen Jay

One of Bobby’s Troubles a poem by Eben E. Rexford

Editorial: A Plea for Boarding Schools by Felicia Holt and The Evils of Boarding Schools by E.C. Hewitt

Books and Book Makers by Annie L. Ramsey

Literary Leaves by Edward W. Bok

New Fashions by Mrs. John W. Bishop

Hints on Home Dressmaking by Emma M. Hooper

Lunches for School Girls and Clerks by Eliza R. Parker

Aids and Accessories by Lillian S. Wells

Vegetable Salads and Their Dressing by Aunt Chloe

A Plea for Cabbage by Janet E. Runtz-Rees

Talk About Flowers by Eben E. Rexford

Vacation Flirtation by Felicia Holt

Inelegancies and Affectations of Speech by Florence How Hall

September poem by E.C. Hewitt on the outer covering.

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