A Course in Nutrition, circa World War II
Build-your-own World War II menu with nutrition basics from 1941.
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“Sunday Is a Narrow Place” by Morton Fineman
Sol is stuck in his basketball glory years despite pressure from his family and friends to seek career advancement.
North Country Girl: Chapter 36 — Pracna on Main
When her dad doesn’t come through with the tuition check, Gay has to figure out a way to pay for college on her own.
Cover Collection: The Art of the Common Cold
It’s that time of year again where half of us are sniffling, sneezing and generally feeling miserable. If misery loves company, you’ll love our vintage Post covers of people suffering from the common cold.
Post Puzzlers: January 11, 1873
Try your hand at these vintage anagrams, riddles, and charades from 1873.
News of the Week: Vegas Does Tech, Oregon Pumps Gas, and Boston Makes Burgers (Sort Of)
For the week ending January 12, 2018, Bob Sassone gives us a glimpse of CES, a falling Chinese satellite, the gas pumps in Oregon, a month’s worth of whole wheat bread, and more.
Post Puzzlers: January 4, 1873
Try your hand at these vintage anagrams, word squares, and charades from 1873.
Cover Collection: Winter Mischief
Sleds, snowballs, and icy forts are all part of the recipe for winter fun!
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Gallery Most Popular Cover Collections of 2017
The Saturday Evening Post’s art and covers can be beautiful, hilarious, or thought-provoking, but they are always popular! Here are the ten most viewed cover galleries in 2017.
News of the Week: Rockers Snubbed, the Grinch Arrested, and Chestnuts Roasting, Well, Everywhere
The week ending December 22, 2017, saw a slew of new Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, incarceration of the Grinch, annoying words, a new Raymond Chandler story, and much more.
105-Year-Old Fruitcake Recipes
Looking to wow the family this season? Bring a Christmas Fruit Cake, à la 1912, to the holiday dessert table.
News of the Week: Words of the Year, Why We Say ‘Um,’ and (Literally) Half-Off Christmas Trees
The week ending December 15, 2017, saw a new word of the year, a new angle on Christmas trees, a new Christmas carol, and an old verbal tic. Plus Dick Van Dyke, Frank Sinatra, and more!
Cover Collection: Holiday Fun and Silliness
Holiday preparations can be trying, but they can also be hilarious. You’ll love our vintage covers of Christmas capers.
The Invention of the Vinyl Junkie
Records are alive and well 140 years after the invention of the phonograph.
Where Cool Went to School: James Dean’s Hoosier Hometown
62 years after his death, James Dean still draws a crowd in Fairmount, Indiana.
North Country Girl: Chapter 17: Life in a Boy’s Dorm
Gay Haubner recounts the highs and lows of junior high, including visiting a college boys’ dorm, suffering through music class, and being ignored by the popular girls.