William Frederick Bigelow to FPK, January 31, 1923
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Title
William Frederick Bigelow to FPK, January 31, 1923
Description
Letter from publisher of Good Housekeeping on decisions to remove political topics from certain articles. Topics include divorce bill and birth control.
Creator
William Frederick Bigelow
Source
From the collection of Frances Parkinson Keyes Papers, Special Collections, University of Vermont
Library.
Library.
Date
1923-01-31
Contributor
Digitised, transcribed and encoded by Jake Mandirola.
Identifier
Box 3, folder 21.
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Mrs. Frances Parkinson Keyes
2400- 16th Street
Washington
D.C.
Dear Mrs. Keyes:
I have eliminated the reference to Pictorial Review in your April letter. Perhaps the Review is responsible for the introduction of a uniform marriage and divorce bill but I rather doubt it. At any rate Good Housekeeping published the article that first started the women’s clubs to discussing the matter. You may remember Judge Grant’s article something over two years ago.
As to your not mentioning the discussion of the birth control bill, I am glad that you ignored it. At the present time I do not care to have it discussed in the pages of Good Housekeeping.
Sincerely,
W.F. Bigelow
2400- 16th Street
Washington
D.C.
Dear Mrs. Keyes:
I have eliminated the reference to Pictorial Review in your April letter. Perhaps the Review is responsible for the introduction of a uniform marriage and divorce bill but I rather doubt it. At any rate Good Housekeeping published the article that first started the women’s clubs to discussing the matter. You may remember Judge Grant’s article something over two years ago.
As to your not mentioning the discussion of the birth control bill, I am glad that you ignored it. At the present time I do not care to have it discussed in the pages of Good Housekeeping.
Sincerely,
W.F. Bigelow