Life, 1905-12-07 · page 47 of 60
Life — December 7, 1905 — page 47: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is **primarily advertising**, not political satire. It contains multiple product advertisements from the early 20th century targeting upper-class consumers. The prominent image shows a woman on horseback, illustrating an advertisement for **Eaton-Hurlbut Writing Papers**—the copy emphasizes that refined women require quality stationery to express their "real thoughts to her friends," appealing to notions of genteel femininity and social status. Other advertisements include: - **Smith Premier typewriters** (complete keyboard, no wasted effort) - **Violet perfume** (subtle luxury for discerning tastes) - **Farnese Face Food** (a skin beautifier promising "firm, plump contours") - **Printing and stationery services** for businesses The overall message reflects early 1900s class consciousness: quality paper, writing instruments, and appearance products signaled refinement and social standing. There is no political cartoon or satirical commentary visible—this is commercial advertising aimed at affluent readers.
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