Smart Set, February 1929

The Young Woman's Magazine, circa 1928 This issue of *The Young Woman's Magazine* features serial fiction and short stories alongside lifestyle and beauty features. The lead serial is "Life Isn't So Bad" (Part One) by May Edginton, continuing alongside "My Diary" (Part Two) by Peggy Joyce and "Peter and Mrs. Pan" (Part Three) by Frank R. Adams. Short fiction includes "The Right Angle of the Triangle" by Frederick Arnold Kummer and "The Infamous Miss Quain" by Nunnally Johnson. Non-fiction features cover contemporary women's concerns: "Why Girls Behave Like Clinging Vines" by George A. Dorsey, "What Every Woman Wants to Know" by Adela Rogers St. Johns, and articles on fashion, beauty, and employment. Regular departments address personal style and social etiquette. The magazine is priced at 25 cents per copy.