Strength & Health Year 1944 Magazine Back Issues

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Better military pressing
Save time and energy
John Terlazzo, lifting champ and war hero
Our worst enemy- the common cold

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How to be strong, healthy, and beautiful
Necessity- mother of invention
Exercise to recovery
Prevention of colds

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My quarter century in the iron game
It is better to be husky
Even his muscles have muscles!
The two hands snatch

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My quarter century in the iron game
Training during the physical improvement contest
Is ju-jitsu the best self defense?
The upright motion

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Strong men of wrestling
A new race of Americans
Take your measurements correctly
More fun if you're fit

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Make spring training a must in your life
Amateurs in war production
Improve your athletic ability
What are your post war plans?

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Winners of the 1944 "Mr. America" physique contest
Results of the 1944 National Weightlifting Championships
Photos of the best built men in America

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I'd do anything to gain weight
Are you sure you don't have time?
The value of exercise in reducing
Weightlifting wrestlers

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Why some succeed and others fail
Bill Brad of Pittsburgh
Molding superb deltoids
Better health through overcoming obesity

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A physical handicap is no bar to success
How to develop impressive pectoral
Are you a hand-balancer?
Abdominal control

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Physical training at San Quentin
Calf and thigh development
"Broomstick barbells"
Lifting human weights

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"Only ten minutes a day!"
What killed Wendell Willkie
The lift all lifters dream about
Develop mental and physical balance