# The Young Woman's Magazine, June 1929
This issue of The Young Woman's Magazine features a mix of fiction, practical advice, and lifestyle content. The serial "The Loyal Lover" by Margaret Widdemer begins in this installment, illustrated by John Alonzo Williams. Additional serialized fiction includes "Women Who Ruled Rulers" by Rogers St. Johns, "Life Isn't So Bad" by May Edgington, "My Diary" (Part Six) by Peggy Joyce, and "Peter—and Mrs. Pan" (Part Seven) by Frank R. Adams with illustrations by T. D. Skidmore.
Short stories include "A House Needs a Husband" by Alice Boots and "Good Murder" by Katharine, the latter illustrated by Leslie L. Benson. Special articles address marriage ("What Price Marriage?" by May Creffe) and education ("To Go or Not to Go to College"). Regular departments cover fashion, beauty, domesticity, and etiquette. Editor Margaret E. Sangster contributes "A Matter of Confidences." The issue includes a pictorial section and advertisements for cosmetics, patent medicines, and educational correspondence courses.
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- June 1929
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