Hearst’s

Hearst’s

American monthly magazine first published as Hearst’s Magazine in 1912. When acquired by Hearst Magazines in 1911, publication was called The World Today. Would combine with Cosmopolitan in the 1920s.
TitleDateTranscription Available
Thumbnail of the first page of the facsimile for Marion (Part 1).
Marion (Part 1)Apr. 1916Yes
Thumbnail of the first page of the facsimile for Marion (Part 2).
Marion (Part 2)May 1916Yes
Thumbnail of the first page of the facsimile for Marion (Part 3).
Marion (Part 3)June 1916Yes
Thumbnail of the first page of the facsimile for Marion (Part 4).
Marion (Part 4)July 1916Yes
Thumbnail of the first page of the facsimile for Marion (Part 5).
Marion (Part 5)Aug. 1916Yes
Thumbnail of the first page of the facsimile for Marion (Part 6).
Marion (Part 6)Sept. 1916Yes
Thumbnail of the first page of the facsimile for Marion (Part 7).
Marion (Part 7)Oct. 1916Yes
Thumbnail of the first page of the facsimile for Marion (Part 8).
Marion (Part 8)Nov. 1916Yes

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