expensive art objects, and three giraffes for his zoo. Head remained head until 1939. In Latin America, the magazine was known as Buenhogar. It was published in the United States and Latin America by Editorial Televisa. American editors Clark W. Bryan (1885–1898) James Eaton Tower (1899–1913) William Frederick Bigelow (1913–1942) Herbert Raymond Mayes (1942–1958) Wade Hampton Nichols Jr. (1959–1975) John Mack Carter (1975–1994) Ellen Levine (1994–2006) Rosemary Ellis (2006–2013) Jane Francisco (2013–present) See also Consumer Reports John Cecil Clay Nat Mags (UK publisher) References External links Official web sites: U.S. edition, including the Good Housekeeping Institute U.K. edition, including the Good Housekeeping Institute Indian edition Russian edition Official subscription site Spanish edition BuenHogar Online archive of the covers of many early issues Official website of the Drop 5 lbs with Good Housekeeping TV show on the Cooking Channel From the Library of Congress: February 1926 issue (262 pages) Today in History: May 2, featuring Good Housekeeping Good Housekeeping at the HathiTrust 1885 establishments in Massachusetts Consumer magazines Hearst Communications publications Magazines established in 1885 Magazines published in New York City Magazines published in Massachusetts Monthly magazines published in the United States Women's magazines published in the United States Mass media in Springfield, Massachusetts