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Mow the "women of Holland have
answered the question of birth control
THE war has made us realize that we cannot' afford to
ignore anything that claims to improve the health of our
children; and this is why Pictorial Review, in line with its
forward-looking editorial policy, presents to the thinking
women of America the opportunity for considering the
much misunderstood subject of scientific birth-control.
Everybody has heard of birth-control, but comparatively
few people know what it really means. Many people are
shocked at the very word. Pictorial Review does not take
sides in this discussion; but when a conservative country like
Holland boldly endorses the movement and publishes its rea
sons for so doing, it is time we looked into the matter judi
cially and impartially.
The remarkable story of what the women of Holland have
done under the leadership of Dr. Aletta Jacobs is graphically
told by Eleanor Kinsella McDonnell in the mid-winter issue
of Pictorial Review. In this illuminating and inspiring ac
count, there is valuable information for every woman in
America. In Holland today Holland, mind you slow-moving,
conventional Holland they have a smaller death rate
and a higher healthy birth rate than in any country in the
world. That fact is unescapable. And Dr. Jacobs states
tha this is due to a sane understanding
and appreciation of birth-control. Whether
this is so or not, is for the women of
America to judge after reading this
amazing article.
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First of a series of magnificent color portraits of
moving picture stars
Billie Burke Olive Thomas
Two full-page reproductions in beautiful colors of Haskell
Coffin's pastel portraits of those two lovely stage and screen
stars, Billie Burke and Olive Thomas. You will want to frame
their pretty faces as soon as you see them.
How are you going to vote?
Now that seventeen million
women are entitled to vote, it is ab
solutely necessary for them to know
which of the two great political
parties best represents their inter
ests and ideals. Here, for the
first time, you may read a frank
declaration of what each party
offers from the Republican National
Committee Chairman and the
Democratic National Committee
Chairman.
At last we know who killed the Czar
You've heard vague rumors and
all kinds of stories of this abomi
nable crime, but here in Pictorial
Review for the first time the au
thentic story is told. Princess Olga
Hello, telephone girls!
f Here is a straight-from-the-shouldertalkfromtheVice-President
of the Bell Telephone Company in
Pictorial Review for Mid -Winter.
He tells you just what makes a girl
Paley, aunt of the murdered Czar,
learned from members of the band
of assassins the actual details of
the slaying of. the Czar and his
family.
successful and what stops her from
advancing. Every telephone girl as
well as eVery business woman should
read this frank talk from a man who
employs 39,000 young women.
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Can a woman stay married and stay happy?
Senator HelenRing Robinson says
that sometimes one method, some
times another, will bring about t;his
miracle, and in her original, witty
way, she reveals the rare
secret in Pictorial Review. First of
her new series on "Adventures in
Living,"
SPECIAL: We printed over Two Million
copies of the last issue of Pictorial Review and
even then we hdd 100,000 orders we could not
fill. Order your Mid-Winter Pictorial Review
today and avoid being disappointed! We arc
compelled to cut down our newsdealers' orders,
and we cannot reprint a single copy.
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Would you marry a man if you couldtft tell
him all about your past life?
Would you let one youthful mistake bar the way to love;
happiness and wealth? Read how Harriet Field settled this
matter in the absorbing new novel of modern society life;
"Harriet and the Piper"
By KATHLEEN NORMS
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