1958 Reader's Digest Five Helps to Better Health General Motors GM Employee Booklet

1958 Reader's Digest Five Helps to Better Health General Motors GM Employee Booklet

8 x 6 Inches

Original vintage 1958 Reader's Digest booklet titled Five Helps to Better Health, specially published for General Motors employees through the GM Personnel Staff Information Rack Service

This fascinating piece of midcentury American history features a colorful illustrated cover depicting a family enjoying the outdoors, along with a collection of articles addressing health, nutrition, aging, psychology, breathing, and dental care

Published by Good Reading Rack Service, Inc., a division of Geffen, Morton & Griffiths, with a 1958 copyright by The Reader's Digest Association

Featured articles include
How to Prolong the Prime of Life by Paul de Kruif
How to Overcome Mental Blocks by Morton M. Hunt
Breathe Easier by Capt. W. P. Knowles
A Sensible Way to Lessen Tooth Decay by Charles W. Freeman, D.D.S.

The back cover reads Published for GM Men and Women, Information Rack Service, General Motors Personnel Staff

An interesting collectible for enthusiasts of General Motors memorabilia, vintage medical history, corporate publications, midcentury Americana, and historical advertising ephemera

Condition
Good vintage condition with age-related yellowing, scattered spotting, light discoloration, and handling wear

Original stapled binding appears intact

Interior pages are readable

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Size
8 inches tall
6 inches wide

Colors
Turquoise blue, cream, black, gray

Materials
Printed paper, metal staples

Publisher
Good Reading Rack Service, Inc.
The Reader's Digest Association, Inc.

Distribution
General Motors Personnel Staff Information Rack Service

Year
1958 copyright
Back cover identification code IR-59-2

Style
Midcentury Americana, Corporate Ephemera, Vintage Health Literature, General Motors Memorabilia

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