Collier's 1927 Original Print Article What Alcohol Does to the Human System For Sale

This original 1927 print article from Collier's, The National Weekly, dated August 27, 1927, presents an in-depth medical and scientific exploration titled "What Alcohol Does to the Human System." Written by Dr. Morris Fishbein, Editor of the American Medical Association, and Albert Edward Wiggam, this vintage printed article offers a detailed analysis of alcohol's effects on the human body, including physiological and psychological impacts. The article features period illustrations and an intriguing vintage advertising cartoon labeled "The Devastating Demon Rum." Printed on thin, aged paper typical of 1920s periodicals, the article spans multiple pages with dense text and vintage fonts, accompanied by black and white illustrations and advertisements for related products like Polk Miller's Dog Book and Sergeant's Dog Medicines. As a collectible item, this piece represents a fascinating historical perspective on alcohol use and medical opinion from the early 20th century, making it a valuable addition for collectors of vintage medical literature, advertising ephemera, or historic magazines.