1889-11 Ladies Home Journal Magazine Contents

1889/11 — ITEM DESCRIPTION:
24-pages plus 16-page Premium Supplement plus outer covers, totalling 44 pages. 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. The Editorial in this edition claims that the Ladies Home Journal has hit the one million mark in circulation. Issue measures appx. 11″ X 16″. Vol. VI, No. 12.

Contents as cribbed from the outer cover:

Ascutney Street by Mrs. A.D.T. Whitney

Tamer Ann’s Idees by Josiah Allan’s Wife

Phillida by Maud Howe

Linda’s Responsibility — A Thanksgiving Story by Florence B. Hallowell

Thanksgiving Pumpkin Pie a poem by Margaret E. Sangster

Consideration of Maid for Mistress by Felicia Holt

Fancy Work Patterns by Mary F. Knapp

A Talk About Bearing Pain by Mrs. M.P. Handy

The Cradle by Pearl

Editorial

Books and Book Makers by Annie R. Ramsey

Literary Leaves by Edward R. Bok

New Fashions by Mrs. John W. Bishop

New and Fashionable Fabrics for Fall and Winter Wear by Emma M. Hooper

Nursing in Fevers by Annie R. Ramsey

Oysters — How to Prepare by Eliza R. Parker

Old Time Thanksgiving Dinners by Eliza R. Parker

Talks About Flowers by Eben E. Rexford

Occasional Lapses of Manner by M.E.W. Sherwood

Mrs. Lew Wallace by Emily Meigs Ripley

Scarlatina or Scarlet Fever by Dr. T. Wallace Simon

Letters to Beth by Kate Tannatt Woods

Sonnet – November on the outer covering.

16-page Premium Supplement following page 24 of the regular issue

Advertising includes smaller display ads.