ORIGINAL McCall's Magazine, April, 1922, Gene Pressler Cover Art 1920s '20s

This is not a pulp magazine, but an oversized "respectable"-type magazine with big, mainstream authors (such as Ethel M. Dell and Gene Stratton-Porter) and glossy pages (some of them in color). Illustrations by W.T. Benda, James Montgomery Flagg and others. Also includes fashion plates and large, glossy advertisements. Condition: The cover has detached itself at the spine, and has a crease at the top right. Pages 33-36 (all stapled together as one) have also come loose. Price reflects flaws. Contents: "No Man Can Love the Home He Rents" by Gene Stratton-Porter (column) "The Dizzy" by Nalbro Bartley (short story) "The Right Crowd" by Holwothy Hall (short story) "The Forest and Mr. Sard" by Robert W. Chambers (short story) "The Captain Intervenes" by Inez Haynes Irwin (short story) "The Sheik's Wife" by Olive Lethbridge (short story) "The Coast of Cockaigne" by Louis Joseph Vance (final installment of a serial story) "Charles Rex" by Ethel M. Dell (installment of a serialization of a novel) "A Healthy Mother Means a Healthy Child" by Charles Gilmore Kerley, M.D. (health column) "Are Cosmetics for Youth?" by Elsie Waterbury Morris (column) "Splash! Splash! Splash!" by Corinne Pauli (column) "When Is a Cake the Best Cake?" by May B. Van Arsdale, Day Monroe and Mary I. Barber (column) "New Ways with Fruits" by Lilian M. Gunn (column) "Spring Calls" by Anne Rittenhouse (fashion column) "The Page of the Heart of a Woman" (advice column)