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Better Living Year 1952 Magazine Back Issues

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  • In This Issue: Hard-Earned Finery Modern Technology Is Great U.S. Emancipator
  • Winter Queen See Fun On Ice Page 30
  • Better Things For Better Living...Through Chemistry
  • January - February 1952
  • Employee Magazine Of E. I. Du Pont De Nemours A Co.
  • Better Things For Better Living ...Through Chemistry
  • March - April 1952
  • In This Issue: New Americans
  • Employee Magazine Of E. I. Du Pont De Nemours A Co.
  • Better Things For Better Living ...Through Chemistry
  • May - June 1952
  • Annual Report Issue
  • Employee Magazine Of E. I. Du Pont De Nemours A Co.
  • Better Things For Better Living ...Through Chemistry
  • July - August 1952
  • E. I. Du Ponts 1802 And 1952
  • Employee Magazine Of E. I. Du Pont De Nemours A Co.
  • Better Things For Better Living ...Through Chemistry
  • September - October 1952
  • Anniversary Usherette
  • Employee Magazine Of E. I. Du Pont De Nemours A Co.
  • Better Things For Better Living ...Through Chemistry
  • November - December 1952
  • U.S.S.R. - U.S.A. See Penalties And Rewards
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Better Living was a Du Pont employee magazine created and published by the company's public relations department. The magazine, which began publication in 1946, featured the company's popular advertising slogan "Better Things for Better Living...Through Chemistry." In keeping with this branding, its issues featured photojournalistic essays celebrating Du Pont products' contribution to improving American standards of living, features depicting Du Pont employees at work and at leisure, updates on Du Pont activities at home and abroad, and articles extolling free market values and the role of citizen consumers in postwar America.
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