We’ve already been through a McCall’s before, so if you want to know the magazine’s detailed history you can read about it from the first time around. So, 1915. Europe is in bloody smoking mustard-scented shreds. The American public is fired up about the sinking of the RMS Lusitania and are starting to argue that the military should be involved in the war that they previously wanted nothing to do with. America would not officially enter the war for two more years, so on the domestic front there were no blood drives as yet and no cause for shortages of food or … Continue reading Let’s Read McCall’s, December 1915!