Literary Digest, October 1, 1921 complete "The Literary Digest" was a weekly magazine, published by Funk and Wagnalls. Topics included current events, science, art, and criticism. The October 1, 1921 issue features a color cover by Ronald Anderson and articles on the Ku Klux Klan and also the "supernormal" Babe Ruth. Advertising includes Steinway Pianos illustrated by N.C.Wyeth, and for new movies from both Goldwyn and Paramount Studios, and many more.`
Type: Magazines, vintage
Publisher: Successful Farming  

Successful Farming Magazine, Mar. 1924 Successful Farming Magazine, "For the busy, practical, working farmers of America, whose interests determine its policy," was published in Iowa,and was noted for its extensive use of color original artwork, and wide range of advertisers. It features the usual broad spectrum of articles on farming, plus a Fashion Pattern Department, recipes, current events, and ads, such as the "Jello" ad shown in this March, 1924 issue. Both front and back covers are also pictured....
Type: Magazines, vintage
Publisher: Successful Farming  

Successful Farming Magazine, May, 1924 Successful Farming Magazine, "For the busy, practical, working farmers of America, whose interests determine its policy," was published in Iowa,and was noted for its extensive use of color original artwork, and wide range of advertisers. It features the usual broad spectrum of articles on farming, plus a Fashion Pattern Department, recipes, current events, and ads, such as the International Silver ad with "Little Miss Muffet" illustration shown in this May, 1924 issue. ...
Type: Magazines, vintage
Publisher: Successful Farming  

The Ladies' Magazine, Sarah Hale, ed, Oct. 1830 Magazine; The Ladies' Magazine, Sarah J. Hale, ed, October 1830. Before taking over as editor of Godey's in 1837, Sarah J. Hale was editor of The Ladies' Magazine from its inception in 1828. This early, militant, feminist, besides her editing duties was also a noted author, poet, (Mary Had a Little Lamb) and campaigner for educational opportunities for women. She worked for the recognition of female writers and introduced the then unknown Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Sarah J....
Type: Magazines, vintage
Publisher: Sarah Hale  

The Ladies' Magazine, Sarah J. Hale, ed, May 1830 Magazine; The Ladies' Magazine, Sarah J. Hale, ed, May 1830. Before taking over as editor of Godey's in 1837, Sarah J. Hale was editor of The Ladies' Magazine from its inception in 1828. This early, militant, feminist, besides her editing duties was also a noted author, poet, (Mary Had a Little Lamb) and campaigner for educational opportunities for women. She worked for the recognition of female writers and introduced the then unknown Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Sarah J. Hale...
Type: Magazines, vintage
Publisher: Sarah Hale  

Ladies' Magazine, Sarah Hale, ed, December 1830 Magazine; The Ladies' Magazine, Sarah Hale, ed, December 1830. Before taking over as editor of Godey's in 1837, Sarah J. Hale was editor of The Ladies' Magazine from its inception in 1828. This early, militant, feminist, besides her editing duties was also a noted author, poet, (Mary Had a Little Lamb) and campaigner for educational opportunities for women. She worked for the recognition of female writers and introduced the then unknown Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Sarah J....
Type: Magazines, vintage
Publisher: Sarah Hale  

The Ladies' Magazine, Sarah Hale, ed, March 1830 Magazine; The Ladies' Magazine, Sarah Hale, ed, March 1830. Before taking over as editor of Godey's in 1837, Sarah J. Hale was editor of The Ladies' Magazine from its inception in 1828. This early, militant, feminist, besides her editing duties was also a noted author, poet, (Mary Had a Little Lamb) and campaigner for educational opportunities for women. She worked for the recognition of female writers and introduced the then unknown Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Sarah J. Hale...
Type: Magazines, vintage
Publisher: Sarah Hale