This May 1929 issue of The Young Woman's Magazine (in combination with McClure's) contains serialized fiction including "Peter and Mrs. Pan" (part six) by Frank R. Adams, "Life Isn't So Bad" (part four) by May Edgington, and "My Diary" (part five) by Peggy Joyce. Short stories feature "The Party of the Month" by Oscar Graeve, "Do You Believe in Love?" by Marjory Stoneman Douglas, "Angel Face" by Elinore Cowan Stone, and "Broadway Love" by Thomas Edgclow. Non-fiction includes articles on the modern business girl by Dr. James M. Kieran, "What Mona Lisa Could Tell the Girl of Today" by Adela Rogers St. Johns, and "Why Men Do Not Understand Women" by Dr. Louis E. Bisch. Regular departments cover fashion, beauty, domestic advice, and poetry. Contributors include F. Scott Fitzgerald and drawing by John Held Jr.
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- Date
- May 1929
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