Life, 1924-11-06 · page 1 of 40
Life — November 6, 1924 — page 1: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is the cover of Life magazine's special Girl Scouts issue from November 6, 1924. The illustration is by Norman Rockwell, a renowned American illustrator famous for his depictions of American life and values. The cover features a young Girl Scout in uniform—complete with the characteristic hat, neckerchief, and badge—gazing confidently outward. The artwork celebrates the Girl Scouts organization during a period of significant growth for the youth movement in 1920s America. Rather than satire, this appears to be earnest coverage of the Girl Scouts, reflecting contemporary admiration for the organization's emphasis on character-building, outdoor skills, and civic responsibility for young women. The 15-cent price indicates this was a substantial special issue dedicated to the organization.
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GIRL SCOUTS’ NUMBER am 42 ALIS 43AINA ia oviosan NOVEMBER 6, 1924 Good Scouts PRICE 15 CENTS comicbooks.com