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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: B11736.
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Appears on pages 4 (1p) and 37 (0.8p).
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Clothing ad.
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Appears on pages 10 (1p) and 42 (0.75p).
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Ad for various clothes and accessories.
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Appears on pages 14 (1p), 15 (1p), 48 (0.4p), and 50 (0.9p).
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Photos of girls' hairstyles alongside illustrations of poor executions of same. Styles provided by "foremost teen hair stylist" Leta Harrison.
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An article about the benefits of keeping a diary.
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An article advocating not holding grudges.
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Merry Carr recounts her meeting of actress Joan Crawford.
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An article about the pros and cons of the atomic bomb.
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Appears on pages 27 (1p) and 28 (0.8p).
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. One girl speaks to another while standing outside of a door marked "Miss C. Sharp - MUSIC." The speaking girl has a double bass under one arm and in her other hand is holding sheet music.
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An article of singing tips.
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A one-panel cartoon. A girl wearing a cleaning apron is holding up the corner of a rug with one hand and using a hand broom to sweep a small pile of dirt towards it with the other. A note that reads "Mary! Don't put the dirt under here like you did last Saturday!" is safety-pinned to the underside of the rug.
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Appears on pages 38 (1p), 39 (1p), 44 (0.5p), 46 (0.87p), and 48 (0.4p).
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. A stressed looking girl stands before a counter with shelves of books in the background. Behind the counter is a man in a suit who looks perplexed. A sign atop the bookshelves reads "USED TEXT BOOKS."
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Appears on pages 41 (1p) and 55 (0.5p).
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Subscription offer.
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Appears on pages 45 (1p), 55 (0.17p), 59 (0.5p), and 61 (0.33p).
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. An elated girl is using a dormitory telephone above which is written "GIRLS PLEASE LIMIT CALLS."
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Ad for "Miss America" brand cloth patterns.
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A blurb promoting the May "Working Girl" issue of Miss America.
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An article about modern manners.
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Appears on pages 54 (1p), 64 (0.67p), and 65 (0.33p).
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Clothing ad.
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Ad for spring clothes and accessories.
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An article about skin care.
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A one-column article of party tips with a small illustration.
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A list of names and addresses of "Miss America" readers who wish to become pen pals.
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Editor Goodman asks readers to write in saying whether or not they would like to see the "Betty Blair" comic feature return to Miss America. She also apologizes for the issue's omission of the monthly $50.00 writing contest winner, explaining that they hadn't been able to get it ready for the printer on time.
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Letters from: Kathleen Gask (Buffalo, New York), Wilma Thompson (Perryville, Missouri), Jo Ann Watson (Mancelona, Michigan), Shirley Allen (St. Louis, Missouri), Denise Caquet (Biddeford, Maine), Marilyn Matthews (Groveton, New Hampshire), and Frances Gunther (Irvington, Virginia).
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A four-line poem included as filler. It reads:
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A 20-question quiz to determine if you're too sensitive.
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A four-line poem included as filler. It reads:
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Text filler. It reads: "A girl's highest goal is to have two handsome dates for the same night so she can worry her head off about which one to keep."
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An ad promoting joining (or starting) your local chapter of the Miss America Club.
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Appears on pages 73 (0.17p) and 74 (0.33p).
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