Good Housekeeping
American magazine
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Good Housekeeping is an American magazine founded in 1885. It is known for establishing a testing station for consumer goods early in the 20th century. The magazine has a long history of reflecting and influencing societal views on women's roles, evolving from content focused on domesticity to broader horizons. It is recognized for its practical advice and commitment to consumer welfare, even implementing an advertising code to ensure honesty and prevent fraudulent claims.12
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