Life Magazine, September 19, 1960 - Grandma Moses at 100
Original Life Magazine from September 19, 1960 - Grandma Moses at 100
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LM-091960-GP
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These issues are extremely nice. These are in amazing condition and are great for framing or giving as a cherished gift. Some may have very minor defects and address labels.
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These issues are in pretty good shape. These are great for those who want a complete, original, average condition issue to read and enjoy. They may have some light to moderate flaws like small tears, spots, library stamps etc. but would make a great piece of history for the budget minded to mark any occasion.
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Some of the contents in this issue
Broken strap plunges trapeze performer to her death, Carmen Rosaire. Nice full page Tang ad with color. The Dangerous Summer, Part 3 of 3by Ernest Hemingway. Photo essay - Grandma Moses. Scientist uses a dummy to study sounds inside human skull, Robert Hanson. Melina Mercouri, Greek movie star. John Wayne and his $15-million Alamo saga. More on Olympics, Wilma Rudolph, Don Bragg. Neat photo of burning school house with children watching, North Salem Elementary, New York. Melvin Miller of Peoria. Curious "Sugar Information" ad which states that sugar is good for dieters because it helps satisfies appetite. Full page color Creslan acrylic fiber ad (fabric, rugs). Three page color photo showing many samples of affordable artwork. Charming full page color ad for S & H Green Stamps "Merry Christmas in September!" Two page cartoon by Gene Miller "The nearsighted Mister Magoo" - it is an ad for GE Light bulbs. Political issues including many pages with photos on Civil equality, the negro fight for equality, including photos of Virginius Thornton, David Gunter, Leroy Hill, Delores Jean York, Cassandra Wilkinson, Charles Radford, Gloria Jean Mead, Carol Irene Swann, Ruth Patillo, William L. Dawson, and others. Photo of all the Miss America contestants (with names and states), including Nancy Anne Flemig of Michigan who won. War in Congo. Curious story of Edward McClure and George Staley who switched places in (and out) of the U.S. Army. Full page color Friskies Dog Foot ad with spaniel (?) in a pirate hat on the beach.
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Art (Prices), Art trade |
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Blacks (Civil rights) |
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Blacks (Political activities) |
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Athletes (Training) |
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Brendan Behan; 1923-1964 |
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Melina Mercouri |
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Grandma Moses; 1860-1961 |
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Wilma Rudolph; 1940-1994, Olympic Games, 1960 (Rome, Italy) |
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Don Bragg |
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Athletes |
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Mike Quill; 1905-1966, Strikes (Railroad workers) |
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Henry Noble TAYLOR, Congo (Democratic Republic) |
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Acrobats and acrobatism |
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Edward MCCLURE, George STALEY, Impersonation, Military service, Voluntary |
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Alamo (San Antonio, Tex.) (History, Siege, 1836) |
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Motion picture reviews (Single works) |
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Wildlife conservation, Rhinoceros |
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Melvin MILLER, Laguna Beach (Calif.) |
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