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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: B6812.
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Evening dress by Lenox Formals.
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Appears on pages 4 (1p), 28 (0.6p), and 30 (0.2p).
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An article regarding the heart (both as a bodily organ and as a metaphor for one's emotional core).
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The debut of a new column consisting of reader-submitted complaints about boys.
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Writer Merry Carr's letter of introduction. She states that she has been chosen to be the magazine's representative for teenagers for one year. Carr was apparently a sophomore at Girls Commercial High School in Brooklyn at the time.
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Ad for various clothes and accessories.
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Ad for spring dresses.
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Appears on pages 16 (1p), 17 (1p), 72 (0.2p), 73 (0.67p), and 74 (0.55p).
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Appears on pages 18 (1p), 19 (1p), 44 (0.6p), and 46 (0.2p).
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Ad for clothes appropriate for March weather.
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An article about planning one's future by a "teacher, poet, humanitarian, author, [...] and Associate Superintendent of Schools of New York."
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Grooming advice for long-lasting beauty.
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Appears on pages 26 (1p), 64 (0.67p), and 65 (0.33p).
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Appears on pages 27 (1p) and 48 (0.89p).
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Subscription offer.
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Five tips on poise in the form of rhyming couplets accompanied by small panel illustrations.
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A 20-question quiz to determine if you're "the envious type."
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Appears on pages 38 (1p), 39 (1p), 61 (0.2p), and 62 (0.67p).
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. A girl seated before an eye chart turns her head to a man in a lab coat standing behind her. The top three lines of the eye chart are filled with random letters, but the bottom three lines spell out "WHAT WAS YOUR EXAM GRADE IN HISTORY TODAY?"
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Fashion advice revolving around changing the color scheme of one's wardrobe.
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Information about the newly-established Miss America Clubs, including how to found a chapter of one's own.
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An ad announcing the second of three new blouse designing contests sponsored by Miss America and Sally Mason, Inc. For this contest, one is to design a summer blouse. 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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A captioned one-panel cartoon. An alarmed-looking girl is seated at a desk with a nameplate atop it that reads "Student News." A Great Dane standing on his hind legs with one front paw on the desk looks at the girl with eyebrows furrowed. In the background, another worried girl peeks her head in from behind a door adorned with the words "Editor's Office."
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. A black cat walks past two girls, one looks alarmed, the other looks unbothered.
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This month's "Miss America" writing contest winner. Author was a 16-year-old sixth term student at Erasmus Hall High School in Brooklyn, New York, and the story was submitted by A. Barnett Langdale, the school's Chairman of English.
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Ad for "Miss America" brand cloth patterns.
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Appears on pages 51 (1p) and 58 (0.75p).
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Six teen actors share their personal hopes and dreams for their futures.
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An article about the dangers of a panicked mob.
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Egg recipes.
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Editor Goodman talks about how hectic publishing can be. She states that her office at the time was located on the 73rd floor of the Empire State Building.
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A list of names and addresses of "Miss America" readers who wish to become pen pals.
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Letters from: Margaret Stevens (Preston, Lancashire, England), Edith Schunk (Paterson, New Jersey), Loann Beamer (Bayside, California), Billie Lou Chick (Columbia, Missouri), Harriet Besden (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Loire Colemanne (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Yolanda Astarita (New York, New York), and Catherine Quinn (Verdun, Quebec, Canada).
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