Correspondence and clippings
Archival materials -- Correspondence;Newspaper clipping
Identifier:
1981.115.5Description
1981.115.5 Al Look Collection
Folder 1
#1) Letter to J.E. Harris From Coe VanDeren at Grand Junction Public Schools 26 Nov 1938
#2) Mileage ration coupons for Al
#3) We are buying U.S. Savings bonds and Stamps
#4) Application for war ration book #3 for J. Elvin Harris
#5) War Ration Book 2 for Elvin J. Harris with receipt
#6) 20-30 Victory Newesette 17 Dec 1941
#7) A declaration of war by The United Force of the United States of America (2 pages)
#8) Newspaper article “Gerard Says Germany should be Broken Up” Original + 1 copy
#9) Newspaper article “Hutchins Tells what we lose if we go to War: Chicago Daily Tribune 31 Mar 1941 original + 1 copy
#10) A talk given on the Ford Sunday Evening Hour “Four Ideals” 8 Feb 1942
#11) Newspaper Article “Get Fighting Mad”
#12) Newspaper Article “6 per cernt-and Statism” Original + 1 copy
#13) Newspaper Article “Work Resumes in Ford Plant after halts” Original + 1 copy
#14) Newspaper Article “America can be licked says New Envoy to Russia” original + 1 copy
#15) Newspaper Article “Martin Warns Nation of Grave problems arising from and following this war” Orig + 1 copy
#16) Newspaper Article “Help for California” original + 1 copy
#17) Newspaper Article “Speech” original + 1 copy
#18) Newspaper Article “Regarding war policy” original + 1 copy
#19) Handwritten notes about war
#20) Calendar of the war 1 Sept 1939 - 6 Apr 1941
#21) Handwritten notes - we went to war with enthusiasm
#22) Handwritten note regarding China and Japan
#23) Calendar of the War 1 Sept 1939 to last week
#24) Magazine article “Democracy, Unlimited” Hitler talks about his “New Revolution” 3 pages
#25) Newspaper clipping “Idealism Made America & Will Save it” + 1 copy
#26) Electric light and Power magazine article “The Timetable of Aluminum for Defense up to 10 Sept 1941
#27) Official report of the Chief of staff of the U.S. Army 1 July 1941 - 30 Jun 1943 to the Secretary of War released ( 8 Sept 1943)
#28) Five Senators’ Report on the war December 1943
#29) Newspaper clipping “Army Intelligence shows why U.S. should not be over-optimistic” 12 Nov 1943
#30) Time Magazine article “Foreign News” 30 Apr 1945
#31) Envelope addressed to Al Look
#32) Supplemental mileage ration card 19 Feb 1944 - 1 Mar 1944 #82061D
#33) Supplemental mileage ration card 27 Feb 1944 - 27 May 1944 #82039D
#34) Mileage ration identification folder with mileage stamps 19 June 1945 - 19 Sep 1945
#35) Typed copy of ads for the Daily Sentinel
#36) Lost ad for Lost Mule
Folder 2
#37 Family Circle Magazine article on doctors through the ages
#38) Time Magazine 21 Jun 1937 on Medicine (2 pages)
#39) Particle article about dentists
#40) Swamp Root Almanac 1937
#41) Newspaper article “Century Review Reveals Gains in Copy Truth”
#42) New York Sun newspaper article “Coast Lawyers halt Program; Atlanta clicks” 27 Dec 1937
#43) Copies of newspaper article “Health Responsibility” and “How’s Your Health”
#44) Typewritten article “Incarcerated Pain” 2 pages and Magazine article “Doctors vs Health” 19 May 1938 (5 pages)
#45) Article “Trust vs Ethics”
#46) Readers Digest Article “Alkali Ads”
#47) Look Magazine article “An Open Letter to the American People” (4 Pages)
#48) Handwritten notes re: medical ethics
#49) Time Magazine article “Plan and Poise 1 Sept 1938
#50) Newspaper clipping “How’s your Health”
#51) Newspaper clipping “Health Responsibility”
#52) Typewritten article “I cure fits” (22 pages)
#53) Handwritten note re: 1880’s operating procedures
#54) Handwritten note re: Sale of crocodile dung
#56) Handwritten note recipe to expel demons
#57) Handwritten note Russian cure for an epidemic
#58) “ “ Remedies for various ailments
#59) “ “ Joe Lister and antiseptic surgery
#60) “ “ Anesthesia
#61) “ “ illegible
#62) “ “ Head injury from instruments used during birth in 1900’s
#63) “ “ Hemorrhages
#64) “ “ Syphilis
#65) “ “ Syphilis and Typhoid
#66) “ “ Consumption
#67) “ “ Science
#68) “ “ Causes of illness and unusual remedies
#69) “ “ Adversity
#70) “ “ Theories of disease
#71) “ “ Adversity
#72) Newspaper clipping on Advertising Hostetter Bitters 24 May 1937
#73) Handwritten Note Guarding your health by demanding fresh cigarettes
#74) “ “ Breath and Disease
#75) “ “ Incorrect living and why doctors can’t cure people easily
#76) “ “ How knowledge can extinguish some disease
#77) “ “ Unreadable
#78) “ “ Scientific approach to social disease
#79) “ “ Advertising by doctors
#80) “ “ Advertising by doctors
#81) “ “ Professional ethics
#82) “ “ Deaths on amputations due to dirty conditions
#84) “ “ Singing hymns to cure bubonic plague
#85) “ “ “Doctors” being “Magicians”
#86) “ “ The thought that nerves were hollow up to the 17th Century
#87) “ “ Saying it was believed that eyes shotout fire to eliminate objects we saw
#88) “ “ Theory of Reproduction
#89) “ “ Water being hydrogen and oxygen
#90) “ “ Human Reproduction
#91) “ “ Human Dissection
#92) “ “ Galen and Medicine
#93) “ “ Egyptian medicine
#94) “ “ Hippocrates
#95) “ “ Childbirth fever and Dysentery
#96) “ “ Hippocrates - Father of Medicine
#97) “ “ Medical Advertising
#98) “ “ Disease
#99) “ “ Mortality
#100) “ “ Tonsils, Teeth, and Sinuses
#101) “ “ Influenza
#102) “ “ Syphilis germ
#103) “ “ Doctors thinking they knew everything
#104) “ “ Healing Cometh of the Most High
#105) “ “ Modern Medical Science
#106) : : Patent Medicines
#107) Folder - contains mats and proofs” etc
#108) Advertisement plus 1 copy for Dr. Hill
#109) Clipping “Unionized Psychiatrists”
#110) Partial clipping - Time Magazine 25 Oct 1937
#111) Newspaper clipping on Doctors’ Jealousies
#112) Handwritten Note Doctors and Wealth
#113) “ “ Peoples’ Beliefs
#114) Handwritten Note Socialized Medicine
#115) : : Dentists
#116) : : What he wanted to know when he went to the doctors
#117) “ “ Advertising
#118) “ “ Dental Advertising
#119) “ “ Preventable Diseases
#120) “ “ Liquidating medical practice
#121) “ “ Physician charges
#122) “ “ Thoughts on Medical profession of the middle ages
#123) “ “ Thoughts of Medical Science
#124) “ “ “People are easily led”
#125) “ “ Doctors’ fight for business
#126) “ “ Medical knowledge should be for everyone
#127) “ “ Hospital Charges
#128) Goiter ad plus 1 copy and a letter in answer to a request for liniment for goiter
#129) Document “Well organized medicine speak to the people” (2 pages)
#130) Eleven - Quarter page typewritten one-liners
#131) Magazine clipping “Worlds to Conquer”
#132) Newspaper clipping - “Disabilities of major achievers” + 1 copy
#133) Newspaper clipping “Excerpt of Rober Benchley’s ‘What College Did to Me’ “ + 1 copy
#134) Newspaper clipping on “Conceit”
#135) Handwritten Note “What do employers want”
#136) Magazine article “Wonders that chemistry may achieve”
#137) Handwritten notes “Government”
#138) Incomplete magazine article “Postwar Education”
#139) Newspaper clipping on “Goofy News” + 1 copy
#140) Newspaper clipping “Training for failure needed in schools, asserts Educator” + 1 copy
#141) Newsweek article “Perspective” 16 June 1941
#142) Handwritten note “Persistence”
#143) Newspaper article “Shop talk at Thirty”
#144) Inland Bulletin 24 Apr 1940 (5 pages)
#145) Magazine article “Self Starting Speeds Success”
#146) Booklet “The Road to Owosso”
#147) Magazine article “Bond Boys give copywriters a Potent Razzing”
#148) Booklet “Go To It”
#149) Magazine article from The Rotarian “Try Everything Once”
#150) Magazine article “30 to the Thirties”
#151) Magazine article “The Chinch Bug Aids”
#152) Address by Theodore Joslin on “Chemical Industry relating to Nitrogen, Dyes, Camphor and Nylon” 16 Dec 1942 (7 pages)
#153) Partial magazine article “Information Must be Organized”
#154) Life Magazine article “The Day of Wrath” 22 Dec 1941
#155) The Colorado Tax payer article “He who Would Command” 11 Oct 1941
#156) Booklet “A Science of Man and A Science of Education” 15 Jun 1940
#157) The Lion magazine article “Totalitarianism-the Deadly COnflict” March 1940
#158) Booklet of articles by Famous People telling stories about Reader's Digest
#159) A Journal of Masonry magazine article “Editors Easy Chair” + 1 copy
#160) Newspaper article “The Bill of Rights” + 1 copy
#161) Newspaper article “Columbus Day Read-Tape synonymous” + 1 Copy
#162) Magazine article “George Washington could have had a Jeep”
#163) Magazine article “Thee expect to be learned” + 1 copy
#164) Reader’s Digest “How We Got Our Constitution” July 1936
#165) The Colorado Parent-Teacher “Copy of the Declaration of Independence” April 1936
#166) A Review of Business Publications Volume VII #4
#167) Time Magazine Article-Education Section “You Chosen Ones” 14 June 1948
#168) Newspaper Article “WOrld is Battle All Your Life . . . “
Folder 4
#169) Copy of Magazine Article “Sagebrush, Sand alone remain”
#170) Flyer “Colorado National Monument” + 1 copy
#171) Ringsby Rocket magazine article “This is the story of John Otto’s Dream”
#172) Daily Sentinel Article “Newsman clears up fact, myth on John Otto, National Monument”
21 Mar 1955
#173) Daily Sentinel Article “Otto Marriage was as unusual as the Pair” 27 Oct 1969 + 1 copy
#174) Daily Sentinel Living section “John Otto’s Dream: Majestic Monument” 17 Apr 1961
#175) Newspaper clipping “Vast Area of Primitive Scenes Easily Accessible to Visitors”
#176) Rocky Mountain Motorist Clipping “Colorado Monument 50 years old”
Folder 5
#177) Last Squad Club Memorial Dinner Program 1917
#178) Last Squad Club Dinner Program 22 Feb 1939
#179) “ “ “ “ “ 21 Feb 1940
#180) “ “ “ “ “ 18 Feb 1942
#181) “ “ “ “ “ 16 Feb 1942
#182) “ “ “ “ “ 21 Feb 1949
#183) “ “ “ “ “ 20 Feb 1963
#184) “ “ “ “ “ 19 Feb 1964
#185) “ “ “ “ “ 16 Feb 1966
#186) “ “ “ “ “ 15 Feb 1967
#187) “ “ “ “ “ 21 Feb 1968 + 1 copy
#188) “ “ “ “ “ 19 Feb 1969 2 copies
#189) “ “ “ “ “ 18 Feb 1970
#190) “ “ “ “ “ 17 Feb 1971 2 copies
#191) “ “ “ “ “ 16 Feb 1972
#192) “ “ “ “ “ 19 Feb 1975
#193) “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 18 Feb 1976
#194) “ “ “ “ “ 16 Feb 1977 2 copies
#195) “ “ “ “ “ 15 Feb 1978
#196) “ “ “ “ “ 20 Feb 1980 2 copies
#197) “ “ “ “ “ 18 Feb 1981
#198) “ “ “ “ “ 17 Feb 1982
#199) Obituary for Edward Lee Carter 2 Oct 1976
#200) Obituary for Joseph Kopfer 11 Apr 1976
#201) Last Squad Eulogy + 1 copy
#202) Letter to squad members notifying of meeting for 15 Feb 1961
#203) Blank Obituary form for Last Squad
Folder 6
#204) Newspaper clipping “Whale Fossil Discovered in California Mountain” 12 Dec 1976
#205) Typewritten note on Coelacanth found in Rifle and DeBeque
#206) Newspaper clipping “Great Nature Library of fossils Uncovered” San Francisco Examiner 10 May 1946
#207) Copy of clipping “Coelacanth”
#208) Newspaper clipping “Live Coelacanth Gets Brief Study”
#209) Newspaper clipping TThe Catch of the Century” (re: live catch of a coelacanth)
#210) Dinosaur Stickers of Dinosaurs in envelope
#211) Newspaper clipping photo of Kronosaurus, The Christian Science Monitor Boston, 9 Jun 1958
#212) Daily Sentinel clipping “Walt Disney’s True Life Adventures” about Sea life
#213) Postcard with Mosaur photo
#214) Pictures from magazine “Parade of Life Through the ages” National Geographic on Sea Life
#215) Daily Sentinel clipping “Teeth from Orchard Mesa belonged to Ancient Fish” 27 Dec 1959
#216) Newspaper Clipping photo of Kronosaurus found in Australia
#217) Newspaper article “Florida Walking Catfish” 3 Aug 1970 2 copies
#218) Field Museum News Article “The Horned Crocodile of Western Colorado” Nov 1938
#219) Magazine Article “Texas Sea Monsters” (4 pages)
#220) Magazine Article “Portrait of a Living Fossil” with additional photos of the Coelacanth
#221) Clipping copy “estimates of Earth Age” Oct 1966
#222) Newspaper clipping “Fossil Finds date to Days of Sea, Dinosaur in Utah” 2 copies
#223) Magazine photos on Lungfish
#224) Newspaper clipping “Skeleton of an Ancient Sea Reptile now on display in Fort Hays Museum” Hays Daily News 25 Apr 1958
#225) Magazine article “Lungfish, it has not changed in 300,000 years”
#226) Magazine article “Speaking of pictures” re: Portheus
#227) Newspaper clipping “Museum Curator at FHS retires after 34 year” Re: George Stemberg
#228) Magazine article “The Original Mermaid”
#229) Magazine article “The Adventures of Angelina (a fossil not a movie) Chicago Natural History Museum Bulletin July 1947
#230) Chicago Natural History Museum Bulleting article “The Earliest Vertebrates Wore Heavy Armor” March 1950
Content Date:
1940 – 1980Rights:
copyright not evaluatedRelated people
Alfred Look [1893-1992] (identifier)Grand Junction High School (references)