Our Dumb Animals, Volume 74. Number 11. November 1941 (The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals & The American Humane Education Society)

Our Dumb Animals, Volume 74. Number 11. November 1941 (The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals & The American Humane Education Society)

by Albert Fessenden Peterson Sigmund Sameth, Alfred I. Tooke Lee R. Hayden, David Lord, Vincent Edwards James Montagnes, Louise Price Bell James A. Decker, The Boston American Ella Wilson Hill, Nan Turner R. H. Russell, Bennett B. Smith, Dorothea K. Gould Willis Mehanna

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Vintage WWII era magazine that gives an idea of what people were thinking about in their daily lives and animals and wartime issues. Included: John Hopkins University, Dr. Harvey Cushing, and a Dog; The Appalling Toll of Animal Life by Lee R. Hayden; The Valuable Ermine by Ella Wilson Hill; Bridging the Stream by Albert Fessenden Peterson; Wild Life in Jasper National Park (Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep, Elk, Grizzly Bear, Caribou, Beaver, Moose, etc) by James Montagnes; Lucky Bossie (Pure Bread Guernsey) by Sigmund Sameth, M.A.; Grasshopper Destroyers by Willis Mehanna; Feeding Our Winter Guests by Bennett B. Smith; For the Defense (Morning Doves) by Luther Clark; Protecting the Cotton (conservation of birdlife in the South and using this conservation to protect cotton against weevils); The Modernized Turkey (wild turkey) by Dorothea K. Gould; Dogs and the Defesne Movement (use of dogs in US Army in early 1940's); Veterinary Column by L.H. Scamman, D.V.M.; India S.P.C.A.: Teaching Children to Love and Protect Animals by Henry H. Graham; American Fondouk, Fez, Guy Delon; Cats at Whistler House by James A. Decker; Children Need Pets by Louise Price Bell; The Master's Voice by R.H. Russell; A Dog's Intuitive Power by Nan Turner; Carlyle and the Donkey (Thomas Carlyle) by Vincent Edwards; Man's Best Friend by David Lord; Horses in the Army (World War II); The President Who Pardoned a Turkey (about Abraham Lincoln) by Alfred I. Tooke; A Queen Tailor by Elda Sprunger; Poetry by Minnie Leona Upton, Grace M. Bacon, Rena Stotenburgh Travais, Leslie Clare Manchester, Judy Van der Veer, G. Cardinal Le Gros; Photogtaphs of Elk. Rocky Mountain Sheep in Jasper National Park, Wild Turkey Toms. Judge Charles S. Murphy of Winchester with his Saint Bernard Dogs (Beauty and Buck) at his summer estate (Sportvale) in Paxton Massachusetts, Screenstar Jane Withers with her pets, more photographs and information about America, pets, domesticated animals and wild animals in 1941.

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