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1930-10 Good Housekeeping Magazine Contents

1930/10 – Cover illustrated by Jessie Willcox Smith

Contents are as follows:

  • The Editor’s Page

    • Fiction:

  • “Skywriters” — A Serial by Lois Montross and illustrated by Henry Raleigh
  • “The Last of the Incas” — A Short Story by Emma-Lindsay Squier and illustrated by James E. Allen
  • “The Sword of the Lord” — A Short Story by Achmed Abdullah and illustrated by Jules Gotlieb
  • “Soft Picking” — A Short Story by Peter B. Kyne and illustrated by W.E. Heitland
  • “Two Ghosts Walk” — A Short Story by Evelyn Gill Klahr and illustrated by Pruett Carter
  • “Lonesome River” — A Serial by Edison Marshall and illustrated by Dan Content
  • “The American Mqrquis” — A Serial by George Weston and illustrated by W. Smithson Broadhead

    • Special Articles:

  • My Story – A New Autobiography by Mary Roberts Rinehart with painting by Meade Schaeffer
  • My Scottie by Mazo de la Roche and illustrated by Jose Segrelles
  • Stay Away from Hollywood, Advises Mary Pickford by Campbell McCulloch with photos
  • Equator Land by Frances Parkinson Keyes
  • The Search for Our Greatest Women
  • Books You Will Not Forget by Emily Newell Blair
  • Color in the Autumn Garden by Marjorie H. Mohler

    • Good Housekeeping Institute:
    Edited by Katharine A. Fisher

  • Making the Kitchen This Year’s Model
  • The Versatile Onion Family
  • Cooking Fresh Fruits
  • One Thousand Women Meet
  • The Top of Your Range

    • Good Housekeeping studio of Architecture and Furnishings:

  • A Small Country House of the Norman Type – Designed by Frank J. Forster, A.I.A.
  • A Country Residence in the Manner of the Early Nineteenth Century by Henry Ives Cobb Jr., Architect
  • A Touch of the Directoire Against a Nineteenth Century Background

    • For the Children:

  • “The Cardinal and the Xcok” – A Short Story by Idella Purnell and John M. Weatherwax and illustrated by James Swinnerton

    • Bureau of Foods, Sanitation, and Health:

  • Eat, Drink and Be Merry by Dr. Walter H. Eddy

    • Special Service Features:

  • Public Utility Services by Ruth Boyle
  • Entertainment Page
  • Lighter and Brighter Complexions by Ruth Murrin
  • Father’s Perplexities by Dr. Josephine Hemenway Kenyon
  • The Institute Forum
  • Dr. Eddy’s Question-Box
  • Little Girls’ Dresses to be Made and Embroidered by Anne Orr

    • Poetry:

  • “After School” by Helen Welshimer and illustrated by Clara Elsene Peck
  • “Onlooker” by Margaret E. Sangster
  • “Childless” by Willard J. Funk
  • “Homing” by Sara Henderson Hay
  • “Je T’Aime” by Dixie Willson

    • Fashions:
    Edited by Helen Koues

  • The Paris Openings: Worth’s Afternoon Silhouette; A Jacket and Cape Scarf from Molyneux and Groult; Frocks from Lelong and Cheruit; Tailored Street Clothes from Regny and Lyolene; New Evening Clothes; Molyneux’s Empire Line for Evening
  • New Coiffures and Accessories from Paris
  • Sports Clothes from the New York Speciality Shop
  • American Designs in the New Fabrics

  • We Will Buy for You from the New York Shops
  • Making an Autumn Hat at Beret
  • Patterns for Evening Gowns and a Wrap