Story begins on inside front cover in color. Story emphasizes Capp having his leg amputated after being hit by a street car and his life after that, including a sequence where Capp and his friend take a trip down South and meet a family that just coincidently looks just like the Yokums. In one panel, Capp's wife is shown helping him ink his daily strips.
Art appears to be mostly by Capp's studio, as some pages are better drawn than others. Lettering is all the same and is done by whoever was lettering the newspaper strip at that time. The story is not signed. The reprint in Life Magazine credits story, pencils, and part inking to Capp and part inking and lettering to Walter Johnson.
The comic was done for the Red Cross to be distributed to war veterans who had limbs amputated.
Inside back cover. A short hand-written message of encouragement by Capp aimed at those veterans who had lost limbs in World War II.
Back cover. Collage of three daily strips plus panels and characters cut from other daily strips. The full newspaper strips appear to be 1945-03-30, 1944-10-24; and 1944-02-29? Black background and yellow monochrome overlay on the art.