Description
Look Magazine – October 25, 1938 – Marshall Goldberg, Football Star – No Mailing Label – Good Condition
This October 25, 1938 issue of Look Magazine features Marshall Goldberg, the University of Pittsburgh’s legendary All-American halfback, as the standout sports personality of the issue. Known for his speed, power, and versatility, Goldberg was at the height of his college football fame and helped lead Pitt to national prominence. This issue captures his impact on the sport during one of the most celebrated periods in college football history.
The magazine is in good condition, without a mailing label, and is provided with a protective plastic covering. Please refer to the listing photos for condition specifics.
Issue Highlights:
Sports Feature
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“Marshall Goldberg, Football Star” (p. 24)
A dynamic profile of one of the era’s top collegiate athletes, detailing his training, playing style, and contributions to the University of Pittsburgh Panthers. A must-have article for vintage football and sports history enthusiasts.
World Spotlight
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“Hitler’s Sanity Questioned” (p. 6)
A striking early critique of Adolf Hitler’s mental state and decision-making, offering a glimpse into American media skepticism of the Nazi regime in the months leading up to World War II.
American Culture & Commentary
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“America’s Most Democratic and Most Republican Counties” (p. 13)
A statistical and political look at voting trends across the U.S. on the eve of the 1940 presidential election cycle. -
“President Roosevelt’s Illness” (p. 16) – A rare public acknowledgment of FDR’s ongoing health issues.
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“New York’s School for Firemen” (p. 21) – A behind-the-scenes look at the rigorous training of emergency responders.
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“Students Who Work Their Way” (p. 52) – A human-interest piece on the challenges and determination of working college students during the Depression era.
Science & Innovation
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“Life of an Intern” (p. 8) – A day-in-the-life feature highlighting the demands on young medical professionals.
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“Giant Magnet” (p. 12) – A feature on scientific advances in electromagnetism.
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“New Ideas for the Home” (p. 38) – Highlights in domestic innovation.
Crime, Curiosities & Humor
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“Camera Gun” (p. 34) – A novel invention for crime detection.
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“Sextuplets Kept Secret 72 Years” (p. 26) – A surprising family story.
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“Grounds for Divorce” and “Nude Children Go to School” (pp. 43–44) – Social commentaries with provocative titles.
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“Co-Ed Sign Language” (p. 49) and “A Cat Spills Its Milk” (p. 55) – Lighter photographic anecdotes.
Entertainment
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Movie Previews: “Men With Wings” (p. 17), “Elephant Boy Makes a New Movie” (p. 40)
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Celebrity Coverage: “Lupe Velez Gives a Divorce Party” (p. 27), “Sally Rand Has a New Dance” (p. 44)
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Hollywood Humor: “Jefferson Machamer’s Hollywood Extra Girl” (p. 30)
Interactive Features
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“How Smart Are You?” (p. 46), Photocrime (p. 48), and “20 Questions to Test You” (p. 58) round out the reader participation sections.
This issue provides a wide-ranging look at pre-war America, college sports, and global tension, wrapped in the richly visual, conversational style that defined Look Magazine’s appeal.
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