Story of ASPCA's Henry Bergh ~ 1941 Article & Photos

This is an original illustrated magazine article that has been carefully extracted from a 1941 issue of The American Girl Magazine.

Photos/illustrations include:

ï These photographs of pets were submitted to The American Girl Photography Contest by readers of the magazine whose names are given on page seven
ï A dog injured in an air raid in England being carried by an animal ambulance to the hospital provided by the National Air Raid Precaution Animal Committee
ï The operating room in the C.F. Zepp cat and dog hospital is equipped with every modern appliance and is presided over by a skilled staff of doctors and nurses
ï An Airedale wearing dark glasses has a violet ray treatment
ï The Epp Trap which captures animals without causing pain
ï At the ASPCA Hospital, two doctors peer through the fluoroscope to examine a dalmatian for possible internal injuries
ï an agent of the ASPCA lifts a stray dog into the Society's truck

Title: Crusader for Kindness: Henry Bergh by Randolph Bartlett

Subtitle: The story of the founder of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, who, above others, embodied the Girl Scouts' sixth law and was "a friend to animals"

Length (includes front & back): Approximately 4½ pages

Approximate Page Size (in inches): 8 x 11½

Condition: EX