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TITLE: Woman's Day Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: FEBRUARY, 1963; 26th Year, Issue No. 5
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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FEATURES AND FICTION:
What Goes On Here.
Neighbors.
Spring Cleaning BY LOUISE DICKINSON RICH.
No Fun Without a Boy BY SUSAN BENNETT HOLMES.
The Open Door BY FAITH BALDWIN.
Small World: The Principle of the Thing BY JAMES REID PARKER.
To My Valentine BY OGDEN NASH.
Lightly Turn to Thoughts of Love BY HARRIET FRANK, JR.

MODERN LIVING:.
How Young Are Your Arteries? BY ARTHUR GORDON.
They can be young when you're old, or old when you're young.
depending upon the kind of life you lead.
The Liveliest Show in Town BY ROUL TUNLEY.
In Chicago it's a unique do-it-yourself museum where visitors.
enjoy themselves by finding out how everything works.
Are You Really Wise about Money? BY JOHN L. SPRINGER.
A financial expert asks ten questions which will reveal your.
ability to handle the family finances.
A SPECIAL BONUS BOOK FOR ALL AGES:.
Woman's Day Beauty Book, Part I.
BY JUDITH CHASE CHURCHILL AND NIKA HAZELTON.
What Is Beauty? health, serenity, joy, personality.
The Magnetism of Energy; A Beautiful Voice.
The Secrets of Eating for Beauty; The Art of Relaxing.
The Shape of Beauty: Exercises for Every Part of You.
GARDENING.
For Better Gardens: Make Room for Roses BY ROLAND BROWNS.
A Window Garden of Ferns BY JEAN HERSEY.
Eleven beautiful, sturdy, easy to grow indoor varieties.
FOOD.
Money Saving Menus for February.
Let's Have a Beanfest BY IRIS BROOKS.
Hearty, nutritious recipes from New England, South America.
the Caribbean and Portugal.
How to Cook Superbly #10: Custards and Cremes.
BY HELEN EVANS BROWN.
From simple baked custard to the spectacular Creme Brulee.
Delicious, Delectable Pork.
Sweet and Pungent Pork, Pork Chop Skillet, Roast Pork.
The Collector's Cook Book: Pork.
Thirty-four recipes featuring all the best-liked pork cuts.
FAST-lION.
The Casual American Look in Spring Fashions.
A coat, a suit, a shirt dress, pullover dress and jumper to make in the soft, light new wools: all for under.
The Sewing Lesson for Spring '63 BY MARY JOHNSON.
Lining coats, skirts and dresses, applying patch pockets and flaps, matching plaids and inserting zippers.
NEEDLEWORK.
Round-the-World Sweaters.
Twenty exciting new imports for you to knit.
WORKSHOP.
Rich, Handsome, Decorative Chests.
Settee chest finished with a burled effect; Coffee-table chest in walnut with oil finish; Italian classic chest, enameled and antiqued.
Colonial blanket chest with an antiqued-pine finish.
Wallpapered chest with curved top, tape trim; Spanish chest with antiqued-walnut finish.
Campaign chest of mahogany with brass trim; Country.
store bin chest, enameled and antiqued; Chinese chest in antiqued-red enamel.
Shopping Information for This Issue.
Cover photograph by Carmen Schiavone To obtain directions for making the sweater shown please see page 96.


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