# The Young Woman's Magazine, July 1929
This July 1929 issue of The Young Woman's Magazine (published in combination with Smart Set) contains fiction, articles, and service features for female readers. Featured stories include "The Colonel's Lady" by Myriam Bernard, "Her Butler from Yale" by Claudia Cranston, "The Lady of the Hard Heart" by Virginia Lee, and "Beauty Doctor" by Wallace Smith. Two ongoing serials continue: "Women at Sea (Jean)" by Dorothy Black and "The Loyal Lover" (Part Two) by Margaret Widdemer. Special articles include "Why I Masqueraded as a Man For Six Years" by "Captain" Victor Barker, Marion Talley's "The Cost of Success," and Adela Rogers St. Johns' biographical piece on Queen Elizabeth. Short story "What the Well-Bred Man Will Do" by Irmengarde Eberle depicts Eugene Swithersweight's domestic troubles. Additional content includes service features on vacation planning, wardrobes, and social entertaining, plus poetry and illustrations throughout.
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- Date
- July 1929
- Rights
- Public domain — free to view, share, and reuse.
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