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"A Doctor Talks to Wives... A Frank Advice Column"
Advice column by Mildred about doctor’s advice on marriage.
"Are You Frigid" from Mademoiselle Magazine, Feb 1952
Article by Mildred on sex, sexual satisfaction for women and the idea of being “frigid” as well as changes in attitude on these topics.
"Chair is Butchery, Says Fiend," Evening Graphic, Murder Case Article, 1929
Reporting and photos from the "Torch Killer" case, for which Mildred Wohlforth was a key reporter. Mildred worked closely with the killer's wife Mrs. Henry Colin Campbell as staff reporter for the Evening Journal.
"Do We Welcome Babies, Making it Safer to be Born"
Article by Mildred Wohlforth regarding birthing practice in America and the rest of the world and ways to make babies healthier.
"Fond Memories of Eleanor Roosevelt"
Retrospective article describing Mildred Wohlforth's experiences with Eleanor Roosevelt.
"Frank Answers to Bride's Questions"
Advice column by Mildred with advice for new brides.
"Margaret Sanger, Birth Control, and World Peace" in The Humanist
Pamphlet by Mildred Wohlforth regarding birth control, family planning, and overpopulation.
"Margaret Sanger: Back from India," The Nation, 1953
Mildred Gilman Wohlforth article describing the overseas efforts of Margaret Sanger in providing birth control and education in India and Japan.
"No one ever follows my good advice- why?"
Co-written article by Mildred and a doctor on giving advice and marriage.