This article analyzes the language of agricultural headlines in the magazine "Belarusian Woman Worker and Peasant Woman" (1924–1931) from a historical and cultural perspective. The study examines the lexical and grammatical characteristics of headlines, as well as their reflection of the distinctive features of the historical era. The results of a review of general principles for headline construction are presented, highlighting the influence of ideological, political, psycho-emotional, social, and other factors affecting reader perception. The focus is placed on fostering among female readers a sense of collectivity, shared responsibility, and enthusiasm in fulfilling governmental and party objectives.