Releasing Women for the Top Read by Helen King Robinson
Helen King Robinson explores women returning from war work and the question of their roles after the war. The article surveys women in lathes, munitions, and executive positions, and asks how home life will adjust and what becomes of the traditional sponge woman.
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Helen King Robinson
The Man Who Jumped Into The Sea
A man swims toward a crowded lifeboat as panic rises aboard. Survivors shout for him to keep away while he offers to buy a spot, and a stranger with a family wonders who this man is who sacrifices his place at sea during the war.
Christmas color pages for children tempt with cut out kits
Wonderful bright pages designed for kids include three sets of holiday cards ready for cutting and mailing. Twelvetree Kiddies pages, stockings and holly wreaths for doll houses, puppies and kittens, a candle lit Christmas tree, and Dolly Dingle with her soldier boy await play.
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Dolly Dingle
Just Plain Wife crisis tale by William Dudley Pelley
A tired husband flees to New York seeks escape from his wife and routine. He becomes enthralled by other women until a scream in the night jolts him to a pivotal choice. Read this illuminating story of a man's life crisis.
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New York
William Dudley Pelley
Patriotic Christmas Pictures In Pictorial Review
Double page Christmas supplement reproduces three war canvases by Arthur I. Keller and S. J. Woolf. Keller paints Keep the Home Fires Burning and There’s a Long Long Trail Ahead, Woolf presents His Soul Goes Marchin On. Set in Rambecourt ruin, inspired by war. Original colors. Ready to cut and frame.
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Pictorial Review
Arthur I. Keller
S. J. Woolf
Rambecourt
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