1944 Collier\'s Magazine Page WWII Army Mules Still Alive & Kickin\' Ad For Sale

This is an authentic vintage magazine page from Collier\'s, dated February 5, 1944. The main feature article, \"STILL ALIVE AND KICKIN\'\" by Richard F. Dempewolff, offers a fascinating look into the vital role of mules in the U.S. Army during World War II, continuing from page 14 and concluding here on page 38. The page includes striking illustrations, such as a prominent close-up of a mule\'s head and a scene depicting soldiers with mules in a rugged landscape. This piece provides a unique historical snapshot of military logistics and the often-unsung contributions of these animals.Beyond the main article, the page also features a classic Arm & Hammer Baking Soda advertisement, promoting its use for dental hygiene, alongside other intriguing snippets like \"The Triumph of Character\" and \"Adventures of a Campaigner.\" This ephemera offers rich historical context, showcasing wartime journalism, vintage advertising, and cultural insights from the 1940s home front. It is a compelling collectible for enthusiasts of WWII history, vintage advertising, military animals, or classic periodicals.