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In
1935, a young woman wrote a letter to a women's magazine Nursery
World:
"Can any mother help me? I live a very
lonely life as I have no near neighbours. I cannot afford
to buy a wireless. I adore reading, but with no library
am very limited with books... I know it is bad to brood
and breed hard thoughts and resentments. Can any reader
suggest an occupation that will intrigue me and exclude
'thinking' and cost nothing!"
Women
from all over the country wrote back expressing similar frustrations,
they were full of ideas and opinions but had nowhere to express
them. So they decided to start a private magazine.
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