Dates
- Cover date
- November 1956
- Pages
- 36
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
letters: Ed Hamilton
Stories
- A Liar in Love! · 9 pages
- Most Likely to Succeed! · 1 pages
- Blue Chip Love! · 8 pages
- Ice Cream Man · 1 pages
- Romance Is Always the Same! · 8 pages
A young woman breaks up with her fiancé Ted because he insists she become a housewife and she wants a career. Applying for a newspaper job, the young woman meets Mrs. Dulcimer, the elderly publisher. Mrs. Dulcimer tells the story of her youth, when she was a "Bloomer girl" crusading for women's rights, until she married Whitney. Mrs. Dulcimer says a woman should be a good wife first, and can then change her husband's mind about women having a career.
- Should You Tell Him? · 1 pages
Reprinted in
Young Romance (1953)