doi:10.7916/3et9-y131Man Fixing Woman's GlassesWeissner Studiophotographsstill imageWomenStores, RetailOpticiansOlder people--EmploymentMenEyeglassesNew York (N.Y.)#7013 Stamped Weissner Studio In AICP "93rd Year Book, 1935-1936." Spot in composite picture, center right, facing page 25. Section heading: AGED . . . How the AICP Provides Peace and Comfort for Old People. In a 33 page, 11 x 14 pamphlet entitled, "ON FOUR FRONTS - AICP Fights Poverty by (1) Restoring Families to Self-Support, (2) Building Health, (3) Giving the Kids a Break, (4) Caring for the Aged." At bottom of title page: 1843-1937. (The 1937 is the only indication of when this pamphlet was published. There is no other date on it.) Picture on page 27. Caption: TOO OLD - AT 40? Then there is the man or woman past 4O. Lose your job, and it isn't easy to obtain another. To obtain another. To these men and women, AICP extends a helping hand. New glasses, new dental plates, treatment for impaired hearing, an operation to correct a physical defect, new clothing, assistance in obtaining training in suitable new trade - whatever is needed to restore them to an active place in society - AICP provides, within the limits of its ability.