Cover of Look Magazine dated April 25, 1939. Features the title 'Why Colleges Teach Facts of Marriage' with a smiling woman in a bridal veil, emphasizing the magazine's focus on marriage education.
Table of contents from Look Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 9, dated April 25, 1939. Highlights various articles including 'Why 225 Colleges Are Teaching the Facts of Marriage' and 'How Italy and Germany Can Win the Next War'.
Image from Look Magazine, April 25, 1939 titled 'Why Colleges Are Teaching the Facts of Marriage,' featuring a photo of a young man running on the beach next to an article about marriage education in colleges.
Image from Look Magazine, April 25, 1939 showing various scenes of family life and domestic activities, focusing on the article 'Why Colleges Are Teaching the Facts of Marriage' and gender roles in household tasks.
Image from Look Magazine, April 25, 1939 showcasing a colorful tobacco advertisement for Lucky Strike cigarettes, titled 'Have you tried a Lucky lately?' emphasizing the quality of their tobacco with a humorous depiction of men in suits.
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Cover of Look Magazine dated April 25, 1939. Features the title 'Why Colleges Teach Facts of Marriage' with a smiling woman in a bridal veil, emphasizing the magazine's focus on marriage education.Table of contents from Look Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 9, dated April 25, 1939. Highlights various articles including 'Why 225 Colleges Are Teaching the Facts of Marriage' and 'How Italy and Germany Can Win the Next War'.Image from Look Magazine, April 25, 1939 titled 'Why Colleges Are Teaching the Facts of Marriage,' featuring a photo of a young man running on the beach next to an article about marriage education in colleges.Image from Look Magazine, April 25, 1939 showing various scenes of family life and domestic activities, focusing on the article 'Why Colleges Are Teaching the Facts of Marriage' and gender roles in household tasks.Image from Look Magazine, April 25, 1939 showcasing a colorful tobacco advertisement for Lucky Strike cigarettes, titled 'Have you tried a Lucky lately?' emphasizing the quality of their tobacco with a humorous depiction of men in suits.

Look Magazine April 25, 1939 Why Colleges Teach Facts of Marriage No Label VG

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Look Magazine – April 25, 1939 – “Why Colleges Teach Facts of Marriage” Feature (No Label, VG Condition)

This vintage issue of Look Magazine, dated April 25, 1939 (Vol. 3, No. 9), features a groundbreaking article titled “Why 225 Colleges Are Teaching the Facts of Marriage” by Dr. Ernest R. Groves. At a time when open discussion of marriage and relationships was still considered taboo, this feature highlights the progressive inclusion of marriage education in college curricula across the country—focusing on emotional, physical, and social preparation for family life.

Highlighted contents include:

  • “Can the Circus Come Back?” – an exploration of the changing fate of America's once-great traveling shows

  • “The McMahons’ Home: America’s Housing Problem” – a case study of real family struggles during a national housing crisis

  • “25 Years of Dancing Fads” – a nostalgic look at evolving trends in American dance culture

  • “How Italy and Germany Can Win the Next War” by Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen – a sobering geopolitical analysis on the brink of WWII

  • “Hollywood: Play Clothes Capital” – a fashion spread highlighting casual celebrity style

  • “Dodge City: A Preview” – an inside look at the Warner Bros. western film starring Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland

  • “Baseball’s Phony Feud” by Henry McLemore – a witty take on sports media dramatics

  • Animal stories: “Trix Helps With the Dishes” and “One-Inch Kangaroo Baby”

  • Pictorial and interactive content including Photocrime, How Smart About Air Safety?, 20 Questions to Test You, and reader letters

  • Pop culture and lifestyle: “Most Perfect Figures”, “Princeton Men: Their Likes and Dislikes”, and “Hollywood at Home”

  • A whimsical thrill piece: “Camera Catches Spirits at Work”

Condition:
This magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor edge wear consistent with its age. There is no address label, and the exact item shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please review all photos carefully for condition reference.

We offer combined shipping upon request. All of our vintage magazines are shipped in plastic protective coverings to ensure safe handling and long-term preservation.

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