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June 1940
Page Count: 234
Notes:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FICTION
- A Place To Cry
by Edmund Ware
- The Life That Abby Had
by Barbara Aldrich
- Farewell Without Regret(Part II of V)
by Sarah-Elizabeth Rodger
- Some Like It Blue
by Francis Swann
- Studio Party
by Mary Hastings Bradley
- Love Can Be a Problem(Part V)
by Faith Baldwin
- Take That Off, Put This On
by Marion Baxter Taylor
- How Long Do You Give Me?
by Augusta Tucker
- Mr. Willoughby Does Not Wish To Change
by Gladys Taber
- SPECIAL ARTICLES
- A Man To Vote For
by W.F. Bigelow
- Town Hall
by The Editors
- Going Over with Girls
by Henrietta Ripperger
- Two New Heroes in the Movies
by Mary Hamman
- Music at Home
by George Marek
- Something Blue, All Right!
by Kay Riley
- Twins
by Lowell Brentano
- Blood Pressure- Why High?
by Maxine Davis
- Bingo Tonite
by James Monahan
- How To Find a New Life
by Hughes Mearns
- SPECIAL FEATURES
- Open Your Eyes Tonight
by Armand N. Spitz
- How To Keep Awake While Reading
by Mortimer J. Adler
- As We Live and Breathe
by Donald Culross Peattie
- Specialty Shopping
by Christopher Morley
- The Power of Seeing Things
by Donald A. Laird
- You Must Come Up for the Weekend
by Lydia Hewes
- Manners at the Bridge Table
by Josephine Culbertson
- Why Women Buy the Wrong Things
by Lillian G. Genn
- It Was A Flop
by George Martin
- FASHIONS
Ed. by Martha Stout
- Really Rural
- Downtown Dresses- Under $15
- Actually- She's Having Her Baby This Month
- Playclothes Need Playshoes
- Recipe for a Work Dress
- You Can Design a Dress!
- These Are the Winners!
- These Won Honorable Mention
- Wear These While You Work
- THE STUDIO
Ed. by Helen Koues
- Make Your House Comfortable in Summer
- Don't Let Decorating Scare You
- Summer Lights Indoors and Out
- Make the Most of Summer
- Looking Cool Helps Keep You Cool
- Make Your Winter Blanket Covers Now!
- THE INSTITUTE
Ed. by Katharine Fisher
- Why Vegetables Are Ruined
- Good Fried Chicken- It's No Trick
- What Do You Know about Tea?
- Cookie Quickies
- Shirts and Shorts
- Salmon for Summer
- Old Refrigerators
- How to Eat Out of a Refrigerator
- Housecoat for Your Bread
- 60 Recipes for Saving on Food Bills
- THE BEAUTY CLINIC
Ed. by Ruth Murrin
- Sun in Your Eyes
- Deodorants, Of Course, But How Can You Be Sure?
- Make a Pretty Picture
- GOOD HOUSEKEEPING BUREAU
- BABIES, NEEDLEWORK
- Symptoms of Allergy in Children
by Dr. Josephine H. Kenyon
- Tat for Your Trousseau
by Anne Orr
- FOR THE CHILDREN
- Bone Trouble
by Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse
- Canyon Kiddies
by James Swinnerton
- BETWEEN THE BOOK ENDS- Poetry
- I Like a Map!
by Cristel Hastings
- He Remembers a Girl in an Orchard
by Martha Banning Thomas
- Song of Laurel
by Allison Ross
- When Martha Walks
by Thomas Sugrue
- Surrender
by Ruth Crary Clough
- Just Horse
by Stan Blakeslee
- Lost Detours
by Ehtel Romig Fuller
- Naming the Baby
by May Richstone
- Poem to Parents
by Frances Frost
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Magazine Title: Good Housekeeping
Editor(s):
Publication Frequency: Monthly
Began Publication: 1909?
Ended Publication: Ongoing
Published by: 1909 - 1916: Phelps Pub. Co., S.I.;
1916 - ???: International Magazine Co., NY;
??? - Ongoing: Hearst Magazines, Harlan, Iowa;
Page Count: 234
Magazine Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISSN:
NOTE: ALL COVER IMAGES THIS PAGE ARE PROPERTY OF
PUBLISHER, but are scanned from my private collection.
SUMMARY: I bought this issue in order to read an article advertised in it about tatting, written by Anne Orr. It turned out to be a full-page advertisement for "Tatting", book number 35. I typically avoid magazines that feel like they have more ads than articles, and "Good Housekeeping" is on my list of magazines I usually pass over. I was annoyed enough with the faux Anne Orr article, that I decided to review this issue and warn other hopeful potential buyers. If you want a copy of the ad, just contact me. You don't need to go looking for this issue on an Anne Orr sighting rumor.
Publisher has a website:
www.GoodHousekeeping.com

ADDENDUM:
I did come across this leaflet: TATTING, BW-91, which consists of an illustrated tutorial on how to shuttle tat, and 2 edging patterns, a tatted applique corner and edging, round motif and edging, and a six inch square doily. It does not state anywhere which issue of Good Housekeeping it came from.
Anyone with more information about this publication, or has issues to donate or sell, can contact me through My Contact Page.
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