Picture Section Chicago Sunday Tribune April 6, 1941

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This listing is for the Picture Section from the Chicago Sunday Tribune on the above date.

The cover features:

• "John T. McCutcheon, Dean of American Cartoonists, and Some of His Characteristic Work" color feature including portrait of McCutcheon and examples of his work: "The Rivals," "The Colors," "Jack Frost," "The Hunter's Moon," and "Cross-Examining Junior About His Travels."

Highlights of the Interior (list is AI generated from the photos, briefly checked, but potentially not fully verified - please see photos):

• The American Scene: Photo feature including motorcycling scout car maneuvers at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia; mountain climbing students; and a toddler photo titled "The Tease."
• Personalities: Photos of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor distributing golf tournament trophies at Nassau in the Bahamas (with Tommy Armour, Bobby Jones, Gene Sarazen, and Walter Hagen); Hollywood dinner table with Raymond Hakim, Carole Landis, and Virginia Field; and Finland's new President, Risto Ryti.
• Youth on the Campus: Feature on Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, including Patsy Kelly, Esther Keir, Scabbard and Blade grand march, Margaret Clementos, Alice McLaughlin, Mary Coyl, Edna Mae Haidy, Beth Schlampp, and Betty Ruth Shafer with Frank W. Scheible.
• The First A. E. F.: WWI retrospective photo feature showing dead of a French infantry company near Peronne; aerial view of a battle scene in France; nurses of the 30th Hospital unit arriving at Brest; American infantry advancing behind a rolling barrage near Esnes; posthumous Croix de Guerre honor for a French officer; and an American soldier in the Archangel sector.
• From Over the World: News photos featuring a footpower Paris taxi, a Portuguese wine boat, and a girl of French Morocco.
• From Tribune Readers: Reader-submitted photos featuring "Burdens of Mexico," "Concentration" (young woman on a lawn), "Sound Effect" (crying baby), "Filcher" (cat stealing a fish), and "Easter Preliminary" (child's Easter bunny with painted eggs).

The section also includes the following ads (list is AI generated from the photos, briefly check, but potentially not fully verified - please see photos):

• Buick Limited Automobile – "How are YOU fixed for Guest Room? Buy Buick's Best... the Limited" ad featuring the 1941 Buick sedan
• Maiden Form Brassieres – "Modern Modes Demand Maiden Form's Moulding Figure-Control" ad
• Chesterfield Cigarettes – "Chesterfields Ahead Sir!" color ad featuring Louise Stanley as "Chesterfield's Girl of the Month"
• Pillsbury's Farina – "They need Vitamin B1 Every Day!" hot cereal ad
• Ingersoll Warrior Watch – "Ingersoll Leads the Way! Designed for Service on Land, Sea and in the Air" $4.95 watch ad
• Champion Spark Plugs – "Has Your Car Lost Its Pep Through Leaky Spark Plugs?" ad
• Midol – "This free offer may prove how needlessly you suffer through 'Dreaded Days'" ad
• Gossard-Deb Line of Beauty – Elastic lace foundation garment ad
• Phillips' Milk of Magnesia – "If you have these signs of Acid Indigestion" ad
• General Electric Refrigerator – "Newest Member of a Distinguished Family! The New 'Big 7' G-E Refrigerator"
• Liquid Center Cough Drops / Iodent – 2-Way Cough Relief ad
• Warner's LeGant Sta-Up-Top – Girdle and Warner's Alphabet Bra ad
• Fitch's Dandruff Remover Shampoo – "Night After Night I Was Lonely... Goodbye Dandruff" ad
• Red Cross Shoes – "Patriotic Blue... in Red Cross Shoes" $6.50 shoe ad
• House of Gulistan Carpeting – "Is your home ready for more beautiful carpeting?" full-color back cover ad by A. & M. Karagheusian, Inc.

This section is not complete. It only has pages 1-4 and 11-14.

The magazine section measures approximately 40.4 x 53.5 cm, or 15.9 x 21.1 inches.

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Here are the notes on the conditions. We try to cover a lot, but we might not catch everything.

• This section shows normal age-related toning/browning typical of 1940s newsprint.
• An institutional library stamp ("Ohio State University") is visible near the top banner of the front cover.
• There might be a few small tears along the edges, but we have tried to mention anything larger.
• The printing, particularly the color printing, might sometimes have some streaks through it (caused by the printing press).
  • There are a few of these on the cover and on page 3.
• There is some extra uneven discoloration along the edges of some pages (see photos).
• The pages are normally a little worn/abraded along the centerfold lines where the pages were once folded. This is generally most noticeable on the front and back pages. The pages have been sitting flat for most of their existence. See photos for further details.
• The front and back pages might have a few faint scratch/wear marks that mostly show up when the light catches them right. This might not be the best description, but this might be visible in the photos.

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