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The Smart Set, October 1929
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The Smart Set, October 1929

· October 1929

# Museum Catalog Note

Smart Set magazine combined with McClure's, October 1929, edited by Margaret E. Sangster. The issue features four serials in progress: "You Can Get Away with Anything" by F. E. Batty; "Women at Sea" (Laura) by Dorothy Black; "Murder Yet to Come" by Isabel Briggs Myers; and "The Loyal Lover" by Margaret Widdemer. Short fiction includes works by Squier, Porter Emerson Browne and Hilton Smyth, Walter Marquis, Dupont Miller, and Flora McDonald. Special articles address career advice for young women by Donald Ogden Stewart and Henrietta Gee, fashion, party planning, and dating guidance. The service section includes beauty and fashion columns, humorous verse, and lighter editorial material. The issue emphasizes practical guidance for female readers on appearance, romance, employment, and social entertainment.

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About this artifact

Date
October 1929
Rights
Public domain — free to view, share, and reuse.
Restoration
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