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The on-sale date is from the publication date recorded in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Third Series, Vol. 1, Part 2, No. 1&2, Periodicals, 1946-47, p. 240, Copyright number: B2167.
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Appears on pages 4 (1p) and 58 (0.4p).
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An article advising readers to isolate themselves when sick.
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Appears on pages 10 (1p), 11 (1p), 66 (0.67p), and 71 (0.67p).
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Ad for clothes for the new year.
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Ad for warm winter clothes.
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Advice for girls looking forward to attending their first formal dance.
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14-year-old reporter Sandra Marks' write-up of the afternoon she spent with 12-year-old actress Peggy Ann Garner.
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Recipes and party tips.
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An article espousing the joys of joining one's school drama club.
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Appears on pages 24 (1p), 69 (0.45p), and 70 (0.5p).
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Appears on pages 27 (1p) and 46 (0.8p).
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This month's "Miss America" writing contest winner. Author was age 15.
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The final appearance of Betty Blair.
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. A large girl walks with her petite friend through a school cafeteria with her lunch tray full with food.
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A short candy recipe "from Laraine Day's Cook Book."
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Subscription offer.
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Appears on pages 51 (1p) and 62 (0.67p).
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Appears on pages 52 (1p), 53 (1p), 72 (0.75p), and 73 (0.67p).
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An article about making the most out of being a younger sister.
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Advice for "the kind of girl who makes mountains out of molehills."
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Editor Goodman explains why they combined the December and January issues (it was due to a printers' strike) and promotes some of the upcoming new columns premiering in future issues.
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A four-line poem included as filler.
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An ad announcing three new blouse designing contests sponsored by Miss America and Sally Mason, Inc. First prize winner receives a $25 Victory Bond and their blouse would be produced as the "Sally Mason Blouse of the Season."
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Letters from: Renee Katz (Brooklyn, New York), Jeanne Johnson (Slater, Missouri), Jill Freeman (New York, New York), Joyce Greller (Chicago, Illinois), Barbara Zimmerman (Eaton, Ohio), Sara MacKennon (Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada), Judy Schulenburg (Brooklyn, New York), Joyce Forsdike (Sidcup, Kent, England), Rita Beaudette (Manchester, New Hampshire), Phyllis Marcus (Brookyln, New York), Ruby Hawk (Lemitar, New Mexico), Rosemary Fisher (Grand Rapids, Michigan), Verna Fretz (Kaleden, British Columbia, Canada), Mary Leslie Anno (Fontaine, Ohio), Evalene Smith (Garland, North Carolina), and Clarice Norton (Bemus Point, New York).
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A five-couplet poem included as filler.
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. In a movie theater an angry boy turns to the girl seated next to him to complain.
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An ad declaring that "this is Contest No. 1 of a series of 'Are You a Double?'" The winner would be whichever reader most resembled the attached photo of actress Diana Lynn. First prize winner received a $150 three month modeling course at the Grace Downs Hollywood Model School in New York.
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