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TITLE: Woman's Day Magazine
[Vintage family magazine "...only in A&P food stores!" full of features, articles, fashion, beauty, illustrated stories by famous authors, beautiful vintage ads and MORE -- Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! * ]
ISSUE DATE: JANUARY, 1965; Twenty-eighth Year, Fourth Issue
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Dictionary of Dolls.

FEATURES AND FICTION: Neighbors.
5 What Goes On Here!.
2 It's A Girl's World: Sugar and Spice by SUSAN B. HOLMES.
I. Antiques: Lamps by DOROTHY H. JENKINS.
The Open Door by FAITH BALDWIN.
5 The Busy, Happy Life of a Doll Collector by HILDA COLE ESPY.
3 A Long Walk from the Gate: a short story by OSWALD WYND.
5 The History of Dolls in Europe and America by JOHN NOBLE.
3 Woman at the Wheel: Your Owner's Manual by JULIE CANDLER.
PECIAL BONUS BOOK.
Woman's Day Dictionary of Dolls.
An eischaittaitg panorama of more than one hundred.
exquisite dolls in the authentic costumes of their period.
I. French Fashion Dolls.
5 Parian Dolls.
Papier-Mache Dolls; Composition Dolls; Wax Dolls.
3 China Dolls.
Bisque Dolls.
Specialty Dolls.
3 Geographic Dolls.
Wooden Dolls.
MODERN LIVING.
5 The Ocean in My Living Room by PEGGY STEPHENS.
Al adventurous family shares its home and its life with the assorted citizenry of the sea.
2 Driver's License by LOUISE DICKINSON RICH.
For Dinah the reward for winning a driver's license was adult status.
ARDENING.
For Better Gardens by ROLAND BROWNE Sante new roses and it few old ones.
BEAUTY.
A New Figure for the New Year by JUDITH CHASE CHURCHILL.
Three multiple action exercises plus a realistic seven day diet plots will help you pare off pounds as well as inches in 1965.
NEEDLEWORK.
Irish Crochet Blouses.
WORKSHOP AND CRAFTS.
Bead Bouquets.
floral arrangements you can make for gifts or tar your horn e. Complete directiosts for making on page 75 Early American Furniture you can build yourself.
these handcrafted pieces recalls tIle eau'iir'st days of our station.
46 Love Seat, Candlestand Table and Wall Box.
47 Mantel, Settle, Wing Chair, Tables and Pipe Box.
48 Stand-up Desk, Chair, Chest, Mirror and Wall Cabinet.
49 Hutch Dining Table, Cabinet, High Chair and Spice Cabinet.
FOOD.
31 Money Saving Menus for January.
Recipe of the Month: Piquant Liver and Onions.
S Pork: the gentleman who pays the rent.
Recipes for crown, roast of pork, pork loin, chops, liver,.
Locks, steaks, spareribs, fresh ham, pigs' feet and knuckles.
' How Nice Is Rice! by P. M. MARMASSE.
An isiternatiossal collection of savory rice dishes.
Make Mine Chocolate: America's all-time flavor favorite.
Collector's Cook Book: Chocolate.
Dozens and dozens of recipes for anyone and everyone who.
ltkrjs chocolate, a true collector's item.
1965 Woman's Day Calendar o Hr asost treasured annual feature, with inspiring Biblical (jtt ota tio 15 and Erik Blegvad's charming illustrations 7 Instructions for Assembling the Woman's Day Calendar.

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