Breezy Stories and Young's Magazine, December 1936

This December 1936 issue of Young's Magazine contains thirteen stories centered on romantic and domestic themes. Featured works include Berkham Stead's novella "A Lady Grows Up," about a woman settling a debt; Oliver Scott's "Love Goes On Forever," exploring enduring male devotion; and Roberta M. Yates's "Marriage Isn't All," examining female and male perspectives on matrimony. Other stories include "Emerald-Cut Diamond" by Ashford Grainge, Doris Stead's "Cake for the Devil," Victor Rousseau's "Superb," and Thomas W. Duncan's "A Bouquet of Flowers." The issue also features "Once a Woman's Bad" by Mary Carstairs, questioning whether women retain bad reputations permanently. A recurring column, "Romance and Your Stars," by Ruth Greenhill, offers astrological guidance. Poetry, illustrations by William Bryan Smith, and a cover by Enoch Bolles complete the issue. The magazine bills itself as publishing suitable short stories for general readership.