Name/Title
"WOMAN'S WORLD," NOVEMBER 1928Entry/Object ID
2002.32.1.2Description
Color: Black; Blue; Red; Yellow; White
"Woman's World," published by the Woman's World Magazine Co., Inc., November 1928. The 54-page magazine has a white front cover, which is item b), that has the title in black at the top. At the center, within a square box, is a color illustration of a young woman holding a dress in front of a mirror. Some of the contents within the issue are listed along the bottom. The contents include many short stories, parts of novels, and articles on travels through West Branch, Iowa, famous for being the birthplace of Herbert Hoover; travels through London; cooking and recipes; maintaining household expenses in check; fashion; exercises for expectant mothers; how to get rid of gray hair; how to maintain good ventilation in the home; household textiles; and more. Many black and white photographs, illustrations, and advertisements for household items are also included. With creases; soiling; folds; loose front and back covers b-c); a stamp; stains; tears; and overall wear, the artifact is in poor condition.Lexicon
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Three-dimensional, Magazines (periodicals), Woman's World Magazine Co., Inc., Cookery, American, Household textiles, Fiction, Description and travel--West Branch (Iowa), Description and travel--London (England), Beauty, Personal, Exercise for womenLegacy Lexicon
Object Name
Magazines (Periodicals)
