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Hi-Life, July 1963
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Hi-Life, July 1963

Β· July 1963

# Museum Catalog Note

This July 1963 issue of Hi-Life magazine, subtitled "Articles for Men Only / Humor for Men Only / Fiction for Men Only," contains several serialized men's fiction stories and articles. Featured fiction includes "The Downhill Ride of Fearless Joe Forty" by Michael Zuroy, following a middle-aged motorcycle rider; "The Orient Sexpress," a men's article by Paul Sinner featuring anecdotes from Japan, Formosa, and San Francisco; and "Captain John's Widow" by Theodore Woods, described as maritime fiction. "Cartoccio" presents a photo-essay about an Italian woman named Ada Golaci. Other content includes Harry Schreiner's "Haggard History of the Hangover," examining alcohol's physiological effects and popular remedies; "Piraeus: Party Port of Prostitutes," a men's article by Bernard K. Schram; and cartoons and humor pieces. The issue also advertises Bill Allen's Gambling for Profit, a purported guide to winning at horse-racing, roulette, and other games.

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About this artifact

Date
July 1963
Rights
Public domain β€” free to view, share, and reuse.
Restoration
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