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Good Housekeeping Magazine, 12 issues-Monthly Good Housekeeping, devoted to contemporary women. Articles focus on food, fitness, beauty, and child care using the resources of the Good Housekeeping institute. From human interest stories and social issues to money management and travel, the magazine will encourage positive living for today's woman. Good Housekeeping was first published in 1885 and is published by Hearst Magazines. Its founder, Clark W. Bryan, stated his goal was the creation of "perfection . . . in the household." Well known for the Good Housekeeping Seal, the Good Housekeeping Institute, founded in 1900, is the consumer product testing facility that researches products appearing in the magazine's articles and advertisements. Sections found in each issue include ideas and advice for such topics as health, home and family. Magazine articles offer home design ideas to liven up the interior and exterior décor of your home. You will also find the "Advice" section will keep you informed on a range of issues from using storage space efficiently to managing your finances. Whether you want to volumize your hair or lose your curves, you'll find the "Good Looks" section useful. Read about how other women and families have overcome adversity or use the food section to help you prepare meals for the whole family. Peggy Post is a contributing editor and writes a monthly Q & A column on etiquette started by her mother-in-law in the 1970's

Good Housekeeping Magazine, 6 issues-Monthly Good Housekeeping, devoted to contemporary women. Articles focus on food, fitness, beauty, and child care using the resources of the Good Housekeeping institute. From human interest stories and social issues to money management and travel, the magazine will encourage positive living for today's woman.