Alibi, McCall's Magazine, August 1926 - Overview
The August 1926 issue of McCall's Magazine featured an article titled 'Alibi.' McCall's was a popular American women's magazine known for its fashion, home decor, and fiction. The publication had been in circulation since 1873, reaching its peak popularity in the early 20th century.
The 'Alibi' article, presumably a short story or essay within this issue, is not further specified in the title provided. However, it can be inferred that the piece presented an alibi, which is a claim of being elsewhere when an act took place, often used to clear suspicion of wrongdoing. The exact content and context of 'Alibi' remain unknown without access to the original magazine or further details.
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