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Citation/Abstracts: These databases provide the citation and a short abstract of articles in the magazine.
Ladies' Home Journal (formerly The Ladies Home Journal and Practical Housekeeper)
A conservative voice for the role of women in society, featuring beauty and fashion tips, relationship advice, and domestic advice. The magazine has been continuously published since 1883 and has the longest running magazine column, entitled "Can this marriage be saved?" Some issues of this resource are freely available online through Harvard's Collections Program.
