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Real Life Comics #38 (1947)

Pines · 1947 · 52 pages

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Contains 9 stories
The Happy Warrior Alfred E. "Al" Smith
7 pp · non-fiction; biography
Alfred E. Smith

Alfred E. Smith’s journey from the bustling streets of New York’s Lower East Side to the governor’s mansion is a testament to his lifelong commitment to the people. From his early days as a fireman and fish market worker to his rise in politics and advocacy for workers’ rights, he consistently fought for justice and better lives. His story, marked by resilience and dedication, culminates in a national campaign that, though not victorious, reaffirmed his unwavering belief in serving the public.

Jane Froman
3 pp · non-fiction; biography
Jane Froman

Jane Froman’s life takes a dramatic turn when a plane crash in Lisbon leaves her severely injured, but her determination to recover and return to the stage drives her through long months of rehabilitation. Despite losing the use of her legs, she defies the odds, making a triumphant comeback on Broadway and continuing to serve U.S.O. troops overseas. Her courage and resilience inspire audiences and earn her lasting recognition as a symbol of strength and perseverance.

The Great Locomotive Race
6 pp · non-fiction; history
Richard Henry Dana, Junior
4 pp · non-fiction; biography
Richard Henry Dana

Richard Henry Dana, Junior leaves his sheltered New England upbringing and a punishing schoolroom for a transformative voyage at sea aboard the *PILGRIM*, enduring hardship, illness, and the rigors of life as a sailor. From struggling with seasickness to earning his place among seasoned crew, he grows physically and mentally, facing challenges from Cape Horn to the Sandwich Islands. After two years at sea, he returns to Cambridge a changed man, ready to share his remarkable experiences through the memoir that would become *Two Years Before The Mast*.

Sun Yat-Sen
6 pp · non-fiction; biography
Sun Yat Sen

Sun Yat-Sen emerges as a revolutionary leader in early 20th-century China, driven by his vision of a free and unified republic. From his medical training in Hong Kong to his exile in Japan and London, he faces constant danger and betrayal while spreading his ideals of democracy, equality, and national unity. Though he never fully achieves his dream of a unified China, his enduring legacy shapes the nation’s future.

The Story of the Telephone
5 pp · non-fiction; history

The story traces the evolution of the telephone from Alexander Graham Bell’s 1876 invention to its global reach by 1947, highlighting key milestones like the first transcontinental call, the development of switchboards, and the expansion of long-distance and international lines. It emphasizes how the telephone transformed communication, from early struggles with reception and service to becoming a vital, widespread tool.

Untitled story
0.67 pp · non-fiction
Haym Salomon Forgotten Hero
6 pp · non-fiction; biography
Haym Salomon

Haym Salomon, a Jewish immigrant and financier, uses his personal fortune to support the American Revolution despite facing arrest, imprisonment, and personal hardship. Though he never fought in battle, his financial backing—especially a critical $5,000 during Yom Kippur—helped secure supplies that enabled Washington to defeat Cornwallis at Yorktown. His legacy endures as a quiet hero whose sacrifices went largely unrecognized in his lifetime.

Virginia the Old Commonwealth
6 pp · non-fiction; history

Virginia the Old Commonwealth explores the state’s rich history from its founding at Jamestown in 1607 through key moments like the First Representative Legislature, the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and its role in shaping the nation’s founding documents. The story highlights Virginia’s enduring spirit, from early struggles and tobacco’s rise to the leadership of figures like Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, and George Washington, all while weaving in pivotal events from Yorktown to Appomattox.

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