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Life — September 20, 1906 — page 6: Life, 1906-09-20

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This page is primarily **advertising, not satire or political content**. It contains four advertisements from October 1906: 1. **Williams' Shaving Soap** - highlights product benefits (lather quality, moisturizing properties) 2. **Smith Premier Typewriter** - emphasizes a ribbon-changing lever and color-typing capability 3. **Andrew Usher Scotch Whiskies** - promotes three whisky brands 4. **Life's Advertising Rates** - a rate card showing subscription costs for various ad sizes, ranging from $62.50 for quarter-page to $400 for back cover in color There are no political cartoons, caricatures, or satirical commentary visible. This represents standard commercial magazine advertising from the early 1900s, demonstrating Life magazine's revenue model and the products marketed to its contemporary audience.

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= > | | Williams ‘88sr* produces a lather that differs from all others. First, in body. It is thick and close and profuse. Second, in lasting qualities. It holds its moisture and re- mains on the face, thick and creamy, without the drying and smarting effects of other kinds. ‘Third, in its action. It softens the beard and soothes the face as no other lather does. Fourth, in its after effect. Unlike the lather of other soaps, it always leaves the face cool, comfortable and refreshed. ‘The only kind that won't smart or dry on the face.”” ‘scents in stamps for W Shaving Stick or a cake of Luxury Shaving trial size. (Enough for so shaves.) THE J. B. WILLIAMS COMPANY Department A. Glastonbury, Conn. Loxpox = Paris. Bertin Sypxry The small, conveniently located ribbon changing lever on the front of The New Tri-Chrome Sinith Premier Typewriter absolutely controls the kind of typewriting pro- duced. There is nothing to do save set this lever according as you wish purple copying, non-fading black or red typewniting. ‘The price is the same as that of all Smith Premier Models THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO., Syracuse, N. Y. BRANCH STORES EVERYWHERE G. S. NICHOLAS, Sole Agent, New York. LIFE’S| New Rates for Advertising IN EFFECT OCTOBER 1a, 1906 Life page. : + $250 per insertion 8 inches wide x 10 inches deep Half pase ‘ + $125 per insertion 4 inches wide x 10 inches deep or 8 inches wide x 5 inches deep Quarter page 5 $62.50 per insertion 4 inches wide x 5 inches deep Magazine copy. Column 2! inches wide x 10 inches deep Reading Notices in minion type, per count line. F 2 7 7 « $1.50 Back cover, in colors $400 per insertion 60 cents per line CHRISTMAS NUMBER “Life” copy only, accepted at $300 per page. Contracts for 1,€80 lines in one year entitle adver- tiser to price of $250 per page Five per cent. discount for cash if check is mailed by teatb of month following date of insertion comicbooks.com