Amid the darkest days of American history, when the Great Depression reached its zenith between 1931 and 1935, a remarkable figure emerged. These years were marked by unparalleled economic struggle and hardship, a time when survival itself was a daily battle. The 1930s in America were a stark contrast to the modern conveniences we enjoy today. In the midst of widespread unemployment, homelessness, and scarcity of basic necessities, people had to rely on sheer grit and resourcefulness to get by. The luxuries of today—constant connectivity, advanced healthcare, and an abundance of consumer goods...