We May Inaugurate a Woman President Some Day
The article argues that women entering public office is a global trend and that a U S woman president became a definite possibility after the Nineteenth Amendment. It highlights PRACTICAL POLITICS in the March Home Journal plus features on Women at the Doors of Commons and Miss Alice of Muskogee.
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Are You the Real Mother of Your Own Children
Fortunate children are not always the children of the rich with governesses and toys. Real fortune lies with mothers who understand why tempers flare and who answer children’s questions. Edith Howard’s Letters to an Amateur Mother guides readers to reflect on motherhood.
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March Home Journal previews style, stories, and murals
The March Home Journal features a health piece on worry and joy by Dr. Abraham Myerson, fashion notes from Margaret Belle Houston, Ina Claire and Margaret Anglin wardrobe highlights, Milan hats, Paris fashion updates, knitting patterns, and Dozens of home ideas. It showcases Wyeth murals for Missouri’s State Capitol, Frank Stick’s Viking Mother, Cady’s color cutouts, and Johnny Funny Bunny tales.
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