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Women’s magazines are dying. Will we miss them when they’re gone? – Twin Cities - Pioneer Press
It was the homemaking magazines, beginning with McCall’s and the Ladies’ Home Journal in the late 1800s, that spurred the craze for women’s tips and advice.
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FIFTY YEARS OF TELLING OUR STORY As Magazine Ends, Here’s A Look At Its Beginning — And Its Heyday - Baltimore Sun
The magazine he started didn’t win a Pulitzer until 1985, with Alice Steinbach’s touching story of a 10-year-old blind boy. In the years between, the magazine had rarely deviated from Swanson ...