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True Confessions is a confession magazine targeted at young women readers. It was originally published by Fawcett Publications, beginning in 1922.

History[edit]

Building on the success of Captain Billy's Whiz Bang magazine, Fawcett Publishing, based in Robbinsdale, Minnesota published the first issue of True Confessions in August 1922.^[1] With a cover price of 25 cents, the front cover of the October, 1922, issue heralded, 'Our Thousand Dollar Prize Winner—'All Hell Broke Loose'.' During the 1920s, Jack Smalley was the editor, and early issues in the run sometimes featured cover illustrations by Norman Saunders.

Directed at a female readership between the ages of 20 and 35, the magazine climbed to a circulation of two million during the 1930s, carrying such articles as 'The Romantic Story of Jack Dempsey's Cinderella Bride.' With True Confessions Fawcett was in competition with rival publishers Macfadden (True Story, True Romance, Experiences) and Hillman Periodicals (Real Story, Real Confessions, Real Romances, Crime Confessions). In 1945, Fawcett learned that 72% of the women who read True Confessions were married, just one piece of information gleaned after Fawcett spent $50,000 for a year-long survey involving 600 questions asked of True Confessions readers in Dayton, Ohio (chosen after the Census Bureau named it a typical wartime United States city).^[2]

By 1949, these old-style confession magazines faced a setback in the midst of a new comic book trend, over 100 love and romance titles from two dozen companies, with press runs averaging 500,000. Macfadden reported a loss in the second quarter of 1949, while Fawcett profited with its new romance comics, reaching a million readers with Sweethearts and 700,000 with Life Story.

During the 1950s, when True Confessions was priced at 15 cents, the editor was Florence J. Schetty. The contents of the March, 1959, issue, edited by Schetty and priced at 25 cents, provide insight into the magazine's approach during that period. It included 'God Is My Guide' by Clint Walker, 'Hairdos You Can Do Yourself' by Grace A. Hufner, ' 'When a Girl Goes to Prison' by Jules Archer, 'I Couldn't Forgive My Brother-in-Law' by Anonymous and 'Let's Enjoy Breakfast' by Erva Jean Vosburgh. Another editor in the field was Clark Dimond, who edited True Experience for Macfadden-Bartell during the 1960s.

Including Dueber-Hampden Watch Serial Numbers and Production Dates Springfield, Mass then Canton, Ohio 1877 - 1930. The flat steel room at the Hampden watch factory. Mozart produced his three-wheel watch in 1864, and with the assistance of Samuel Rice formed the New York Watch Company in 1866 in Providence, Rhode Island.

True Confessions is a confession magazine targeted at young women readers. It was originally published by Fawcett Publications, beginning in 1922.

History[edit]

Building on the success of Captain Billy's Whiz Bang magazine, Fawcett Publishing, based in Robbinsdale, Minnesota published the first issue of True Confessions in August 1922.^[1] With a cover price of 25 cents, the front cover of the October, 1922, issue heralded, 'Our Thousand Dollar Prize Winner—'All Hell Broke Loose'.' During the 1920s, Jack Smalley was the editor, and early issues in the run sometimes featured cover illustrations by Norman Saunders.

Directed at a female readership between the ages of 20 and 35, the magazine climbed to a circulation of two million during the 1930s, carrying such articles as 'The Romantic Story of Jack Dempsey's Cinderella Bride.' With True Confessions Fawcett was in competition with rival publishers Macfadden (True Story, True Romance, Experiences) and Hillman Periodicals (Real Story, Real Confessions, Real Romances, Crime Confessions). In 1945, Fawcett learned that 72% of the women who read True Confessions were married, just one piece of information gleaned after Fawcett spent $50,000 for a year-long survey involving 600 questions asked of True Confessions readers in Dayton, Ohio (chosen after the Census Bureau named it a typical wartime United States city).^[2]

By 1949, these old-style confession magazines faced a setback in the midst of a new comic book trend, over 100 love and romance titles from two dozen companies, with press runs averaging 500,000. Macfadden reported a loss in the second quarter of 1949, while Fawcett profited with its new romance comics, reaching a million readers with Sweethearts and 700,000 with Life Story.

During the 1950s, when True Confessions was priced at 15 cents, the editor was Florence J. Schetty. The contents of the March, 1959, issue, edited by Schetty and priced at 25 cents, provide insight into the magazine's approach during that period. It included 'God Is My Guide' by Clint Walker, 'Hairdos You Can Do Yourself' by Grace A. Hufner, ' 'When a Girl Goes to Prison' by Jules Archer, 'I Couldn't Forgive My Brother-in-Law' by Anonymous and 'Let's Enjoy Breakfast' by Erva Jean Vosburgh. Another editor in the field was Clark Dimond, who edited True Experience for Macfadden-Bartell during the 1960s.

Including Dueber-Hampden Watch Serial Numbers and Production Dates Springfield, Mass then Canton, Ohio 1877 - 1930. The flat steel room at the Hampden watch factory. Mozart produced his three-wheel watch in 1864, and with the assistance of Samuel Rice formed the New York Watch Company in 1866 in Providence, Rhode Island. Hampden (Dueber) Watch Company Production Dates by Serial Number Table. Info, specs, and value American antique pocket watches, with serial number lookups for manufacturers such as Elgin, Illinois, Waltham, and Hamilton. Toggle navigation. Watch Companies. Popular Manufacturers: Ball Columbus Elgin Hamilton Hampden Howard (Keystone) Illinois Marion Rockford Seth Thomas South Bend Tremont & Melrose. Info, specs, and value American antique pocket watches, with serial number lookups for manufacturers such as Elgin, Illinois, Waltham, and Hamilton. Pocket Watch Database: - Serial number lookup and information for Ball, Elgin, Hamilton, Hampden, Illinois, Rockford, South Bend and Waltham. NAWCC Chapter 149 Hampden Watch Database - Serial number lookup and information for Hampden watches. Additional Reading: Abbott, Henry G.

Reprints[edit]

Some articles for True Confessions were condensed for republication in Reader's Digest, and Fawcett launched its Gold Medal Books paperback line in 1949 with anthologies of material from True (The Best of True Magazine) and True Confessions (What Today's Woman Should Know About Marriage and Sex).

Photoshop cc amtlib dll. Macfadden-Bartell purchased the magazine in 1963. Macfadden spun off its romance and teen magazines as a separate company in 1992, which then merged with Sterling publication to form Sterling/Macfadden.^[3]Dorchester Media bought Sterling/Macfadden in 2004. In 2006, Dorchester teamed with Leisure Entertainment to launch a series of paperback anthologies titled True Confessions, True Romance and True Story.^[4][5] In 2012, Dorchester Media sold True Confessions and True Story magazines to True Renditions LLC.^[6]

References[edit]

1. ^ Images of America Breezy Point by Peter James Ward Richie, Arcadia Publishing 2015 page 9
2. ^'Fielding, Peggy. Confessing for Money, 2005'.
3. ^Ketupa.net^{[dead link]}
4. ^Dorchester Media
5. ^'Leisure Entertainment'. Leisure Entertainment. Archived from the original on June 24, 2003.
6. ^'True Renditions » Page not found'. www.truerenditionsllc.com. Archived from the original on November 17, 2012.Cite uses generic title (help)

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• 'The Fawcett Formula' Time (March 19, 1945)
• Moriarty, Florence, editor. True Confessions: Sixty Years of Sin, Suffering & Sorrow (Fireside/Simon & Schuster, 1979)

Further reading[edit]

• McCarthy, Rebecca (August 16, 2017). 'Nine-Eight Years of Fallen Women'. The Awl.

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