Description
Focus Magazine – April 1938 – Vol. 1, No. 1 — “Birth of a Dummy”
Condition: Good | No Mailing Label | Plastic Protective Cover Included
Offered here is the premiere issue of Focus Magazine, dated April 1938, Volume 1, Number 1. This scarce and collectible publication features an array of mid-Depression-era articles that reflect the social, political, and cultural concerns of the time. Notable for its blend of investigative journalism and popular commentary, this issue is headlined by the feature article “Birth of a Dummy.”
This magazine is in good condition with moderate age-appropriate wear. There is no mailing label, and the exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Please refer to the photos for condition details. All of our vintage magazines are stored and shipped in plastic protective coverings.
Highlighted Contents:
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Disease and Politics in Your Food – An early exploration of public health controversies.
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Morals and Health – A look at societal norms and medical implications.
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Holy City—for Men Only – A report on gender exclusivity in sacred spaces.
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Beautiful But Not Dumb – A counter-narrative challenging stereotypes of women.
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Our Next President – A speculative political forecast leading into the 1940s.
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A. F. of L. Versus C. I. O. – A timely piece on labor union conflict.
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New York City’s Harbor Police – A behind-the-scenes look at waterfront law enforcement.
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The Goldwyn Follies – Coverage of the 1938 musical film by Samuel Goldwyn.
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A Tip to Joe Louis – A sports commentary nodding to the legendary boxer.
Other intriguing features include philosophical pieces (The Mystery of Rebirth, Dead Eyes Tell No Tales), social commentary (They Want to Die), and visual games like Guess-O-Graphs.
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This issue offers a unique glimpse into 1938 American thought and publishing at its inception. A valuable addition for collectors of pre-war magazines or historical periodicals.