The Mustering of Support for World War I by the Ladies' Home Journal (Illustrated ed)

This study concentrates mainly upon the visual ways in which "The Ladies' Home Journal" conveyed the "Journal's" political and social views in its wartime editions.

It demonstrates how the editor, Edward Bok, orchestrated elements of his magazine to serve his editorial vision, namely that the United States should be involved in the Great War, and in enlisting the active support of the readers.