Life, 1906-06-21 · page 2 of 28
Life — June 21, 1906 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is **primarily advertising**, not satirical content. The top half features a Cadillac automobile advertisement emphasizing "Motor Value"—highlighting the car's quality and affordability at factory cost pricing. The bottom left shows a Pennsylvania Clincher Racing Tire advertisement with a circular logo depicting a woman driver, promoting tire reliability and safety at high speeds. The right side contains book advertisements from John Lane Co., listing five novels including "The Secret Life" by Anonymous and "The Bridal of Anstace" by Elizabeth Godfrey. There is no political satire or social commentary evident. This is a standard commercial magazine page from the early 20th century showcasing consumer goods and literature available for purchase.
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MOTOR VALUE The Cadillac is undeniably the greatest automobile value ever offered—not alone in fairness of price but in the satisfaction and everlast- ing service received for that price. In fact there are few establishments, if any, sufficiently well- equipped to produce cars actual factory cost the equal of | D | of less than our selling price. ‘This is but one of the many benefits a Cadillac purchaser derives from the wonderful combination of equipment, skill and experience that backs up every car we build. The Cadillac couldn't be better if you paid just twice the price. Your dealer will tell you why. His address—also our finely illus- trated Booklet R—will be sent upon request. Model M, Touring Car, $959. C0. b. Deteolt (UStps got iecludeds Model K, 10 h.-p, Runabout, $750 Model M, Light Touring Car, $950 Model H, 30 h.-p. Touring Car, $2,500 All prices f. 0. b. Detroit. CADILLAC MOTOR CAR CO., Detroit, Mich. Member Association Licensed Automobile Manufacturers. CRANBERRY LAKE REGION OF THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS a section full of large fish, is described in New York Central Lines Four-Track Series No. 32, which contains a beautiful map of this region printed in four colors. Copy will be sent free, postpaid, on receipt of a two-cent stamp by George H. Daniels, Manager, General Advertising Department, Room 45 G,Grand Central Station, New York TAKE YOU TO THIS REGION FROM EVERY DIRECTION C.F. DALY W.J. LYNCH Passenger Trathe Mge Passenger Trathic Mgr. New Yors Curcaco The mertect Control fforded by the th h tre PENNSYLVANIA CLINCHERS:R NG ni and its dependabil reduce dan dent while d hig speed 4 STRONG - Non- SkiooING — Economicat The Secret Life 1zmo. ANONYMOUS” $1.50, net; Post., the force and stinging quality of some of its attacks... . to her diary sparkle with wit and pulse with tenderness."—Washington Evening Star. The Undying Past 1 By SUDERMANN ‘The first appearance in English of Sudermann’s recent novel. The Bridal of Anstace 12mo. By ELIZABETH GODFREY 50 Author of the “Winding Road.” “ Written in an agreeable style and will be found entertaining.” —N’. ¥. World. “ The author has given an air of reality to the little community she describes.” —N. Y. Evening Sun. The Young O’Briens 12mo. By MARGARET WESTRUP “Told with a degree of humor, cleverness and appreciation that is s irresistible." —Brooklyn Eagle. Augustine the Man 12mo By AMELIE RIVES ur superior to Stephen Phillips.” he most important work Amélie ".¥. Times. $1.50, net; Post., 6c. JOHN LANE CO., NEW YORK The Bodley Head 67 Fifth Avenue