Vintage Art Deco March 1930 ‘The Mentor’ Magazine: Bernard Shaw on Hate & Humbug

As shown. See all photos. Found among my late mother’s belongings. Probably belonged to her parents. *Note: slight musty odor.

“American educational publication (1913–1931), founded by William David Moffat, aimed to educate the public on art, literature, history and more through articles and high-quality illustrations. Originally published weekly, it later became bi-monthly, with each issue focusing on a single theme. The magazine was acquired by Crowell Publishing Co. in 1921 and merged with World Traveler magazine in 1930 before ceasing publication in January 1931.”

More on Moffat: lindahall.org/about/news/scientist-of-the-day/william-d-moffat

“Bernard Shaw (26 Jul 1856–2 Nov 1950): Irish playwright, critic, polemicist and political activist. Influence on Western theatre, culture and politics extended 1880s to his death and beyond. Incorporating contemporary satire and historic allegory, he became the leading dramatist of his generation. In 1925 he was awarded Nobel Prize in Lit.”