From the April 20, 1935, issue

NEW EXHIBITS PORTRAY WORKINGS OF HUMAN BODY

“Reading him like a book” becomes more than a figure of speech to the visitor of the new Cabana Hall of Man at the Buffalo Museum of Science, recently opened to the public. One of the most striking of the exhibits consists of two anatomical models split into a series of thin sections that can be separated, book-fashion, permitting the student to “look at his own insides,” not merely along one plane but at any place he wishes, either from right to left or from head downward.