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1932-03 Good Housekeeping Magazine Contents

1932/03 – Cover illustrated by Jessie Willcox Smith

Contents are as follows:

  • The Editor’s Page

    • Fiction:

  • “Head Tide” – A New Serial by Joseph C. Lincoln and illustrated by Meade Schaeffer
  • “Perfect 36” — A Short Story by Caludia Cranston and illustrated by Thomas Webb
  • “Hurdy-Gurdy” – A Serial by Margaret Bell Houston and illustrated by E.M. Jackson
  • “Bell Buoy” – A Short Story by Helen Topping Miller and illustrated by August Bleser Jr.
  • “Boomerang” – A Short Story by Josephine Bentham and illustrated by Charles D. Mitchell
  • “That Old Sweetheart of Mine” – A Short Story by Peter B. Kyne and illustrated by H.H.A. Burne
  • “The Dog Wolf” – A Short Story by Rose Wilder Lane and illustrated by Jerome Rosen
  • “Young Mother Hubbard” — A Serial by Kathleen Norris and illustrated by Henry Raleigh

    • Special Articles:

  • Be Prepared–for Peace – General Pershing in an interview with John T. Winterich
  • What Is Wrong Between Us and Our Children? by M.K. Wisehart with illustration by James Montgomery Flagg
  • Gold-Seekers of Today by Rupert Hughes with two beautiful full-page color paintings by Dean Cornwell “Gold in the Sunshine” and “Gold in the Ground” from the Murals for the new Los Angeles Public Library
  • Motoring Through France by Frances Parkinson Keyes
  • The Best Books of the Season by Emily Newell Blair

    • For the Children:

  • “Teddy Tantrum” – A Short Story by Mrs. Martin Johnson

    • Good Housekeeping studio of Architecture and Furnishings:

  • A Colonial Cottage for $7,320 by Henry Irven Gaines A.I.A.
  • The Formal Colonial House for $11,560 – Randolph Evans, Architect
  • The Half-Timber English Cottage for $15, 175 – H. Roy Kelley, A.I.A.
  • The English Type in Stone and Brick–$20,300 – H. Roy Kelley, A.I.A.
  • A Sturdy Early American Living Room
  • Tomorrow’s House–Built for Permanence

    • Good Housekeeping Institute:
    Edited by Katharine Fisher

  • A Turn of the Switch
  • Tricks in Cookery
  • Those Extra Calories
  • Comfortable Air
  • “Beautiful Soup”
  • Chopsticks for the Adventurer

    • Bureau of Foods, Sanitation, and Health:

  • Mealtime Happiness by Dr. Walter H. Eddy

    • Special Service Features:

  • Handwork Easy to Do by Anne Orr
  • Entertainment Page
  • Maternal Health by Dr. Josephine H. Kenyon
  • Dr. Eddy’s Question Box
  • The Commonest Facial Flaw by Ruth Murrin
  • The Beauty Clinic by Ruth Murrin
  • Let There Be Light
  • Sizing Up the Bond Outlook by Ruth Boyle
  • The Institute Forum

    • Poems:

  • “The Evening Meal” by Grace Noll Crowell and illustrated by Alfred N. Simpkin
  • “Daffodils” by Clara Hood Rugel
  • “Good Friday’ by Margaret Sangster
  • “I Shall Remember” by Hester Buell
  • “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” by Claire McClure

    • Fashions:
    Edited by Helen Koues

  • Spring Hats from Paris
  • First Spring Clothes for the Street
  • The Time, The Place, The Fashion
  • Our Shopping Service Will Buy Your Easter Outfit
  • Semi-Made Clothes We Will Buy for You
  • Hand-Knitted Sweaters to Make
  • New Weaves in Trade-Marked Fabrics
  • Children’s Dresses to Make From Our Patterns