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"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.
"Not Guilty"
Somewhat satirical autobiographical essay by Mildred about two incidents of being falsely accused on crimes, once in America and once in Nazi Germany. The German incident came during her trip there to interview Göring and Hitler.
"The Accidental Life of Mildred Evans Gilman Wohlforth"
Autobiographical essay on Mildred’s various accidents and injuries throughout her life.
"The Low-Down"
Somewhat autobiographical essay with tips on how to succeed as a female reporter.
"The No Baby Pill"
Article by Mildred Wohlforth regarding birth control and family planning, attitudes and taboos.
"What can YOU do about Comic Books?"
Article published in Family Circle Magazine discussing parental concerns about comic books and their effects on children.
"Woman Reporter in the 1930s"
Accompanying text: "Arrival of Sir Thomas Lipton in New York Harbor in 1930 for his third attempt to capture America's Cup. Flanked by Police Commissioner Grover Whalen, the Mayor's Official Greeter, Miss Gilman-- the only female in sight-- is being…