Life — September 8, 1904 — page 7: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# "Busy to the End" - Life Magazine, Page 241 **Main Illustration:** A woodcut-style drawing showing an urban street scene with a train on tracks running through what appears to be a destroyed or war-torn city with tall buildings. The composition suggests chaos and destruction. **Content Below:** The page features a humorous advice column titled "Are Three American Women Out of Five Disappointed in Their Husbands?" with a small cartoon of a woman. Life is offering fifty dollars for the best answer in 100 words or less. **"Tuesday P.M." section:** A joke attributed to "VON BLUMER (to Caterby)" about a dog that only barks violently on Tuesdays and Fridays—a nonsensical humor piece. **Poem:** "The Starved, Spangled Bandmen" by Francis Scottigh Kewitchowitsch appears to be a satirical poem about Russian military musicians during wartime.