Life, 1907-03-21 · page 9 of 40
Life — March 21, 1907 — page 9: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising**, not political satire. The dominant content is a Studebaker automobile advertisement (Model H) emphasizing "Simplicity, Strength, Service." The ad quotes a Mr. Harry B. Haines from *Review of Reviews* magazine, advocating careful manufacturer selection based on reputation rather than flashy features. The left side contains "The Liberty Zoo" — a whimsical column titled "Mud Guards" with philosophical musings on love by an English writer. Below are additional advertisements for Calder's Dentine toothpaste and "The Story of a Cotton Button." There is **no significant political cartoon or satire** on this page. It represents early 20th-century *Life* magazine's mixed format of light editorial content and commercial advertising.
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Thoughts and Fancies on Love HE late Dr. Richard Gamett, an Englishman, was given to meditation on the tender passion. His communings with Cupid took the concrete form of 360 paragraphs—put forth diffidently and with privacy, at first, but afterward issued in the form of a little book, with a Latin title and a Greck motto, that has gone through three editions in England, and is now republished in this country by Thomas B. Mosher. It was in the fall that Dr. Gay- nett’s fancies lightly turned to thoughts of love; the first two hundred thoughts of hi: “De Flagello Myrtco,” it appears, were written between September 14 and vember 9—a poor record fora space-writer, but a pretty good one for a nonprofessional with an ancient theme. These are some of the things he set down: Let the weak woman who would be strong seek one ier than herself; but the weak man one weaker than i Wail not too wildly for expiring Love: The Love that dies was never quite alive. Man and woman may only enter Paradise hand in hand. Together, the myth tells us, they left it and to- gether must they return. It is more blessed to give than to receive.” If there is any exception to this divine maxim, it is the kiss of Love Yet even the loveless life, like the scentless rose, may be beautiful, but it cannot be sweet. Eros did in one respect fail in his duty to Psyche: he gave her gems and pearls, scarves and zones, odors, un- guents, kisses and embraces without number; but he never gave her anything to forgive. Joy to forgive and joy to be forgiven Hang level in the balances of Love. id can tame lions, but not himself, She who puts up her lips to be kissed, would give, she who puts them down, would receive. Woman's emotion was ever more intense than man’s, but until lately, with rare exceptions, her powers of ex to give it voice and the poct is beginning to pale before the poctess. ‘There is no Virtue but is both a teacher and a learner in the school of Love Psyche with her fault, and partly because of her fault, s the embodiment of ternal Feminine, es: Woman in her frailty and hee divin ‘The secret speech of Love and Love would be silence were it not mus It is a moot point whether it be sweeter to hear from you know, or what you do not ki nd Purity never encountered, ‘Tender- ess had never come into the world Seen by himself, re appears the least well-favored of the Gods; but when he is in Love's company, the two can hardly be distinguished. 30-35 H. P. Price $4000t0 $5000, according to body “The automobile with a reputation behind it” Simplicity, Strength, Service R. HARRY B. HAINES in his article in the Reviews, must have had the Studebaker in min january issue of Review of when he wrote: “As much judgment should be displayed in selecting your manufacturer as in selecting your scar, “Hundreds of people are led away by the idea that the car that will do the most spectacular things is the car for them to buy.” “Get a simple car, the fewer parts the better.”" The Studebaker reputation for quality and honesty of construction is pro- verbial. We have not expended our time and skill in trying to break records, but have devoted our entire attention to perfecting our cars for every-day service. STUDEBAKER AUTOMOBILE COMPANY MEMBEKS ASSOCIATION UP LICENSKD AUTOMODILE MANUPACTUKEKS SOUTH BEND, INDIANA Branches NEW YORK CITY, Studebaker Bros. Co. of New York CHICAGO, ILL.. Studsbaker Bros. Mtz. Co. SAN FRANCSCO. CAL., Studebaker Bros. Co. of California KANSAS CITY, MO., Studebaker Bros. Mig. Co PORTLAND. ORE SEATTLE, WASH SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Stodebaker DENVER, COL.., Studebaker Bros. Mtg. Co, DALLAS, TEX., Studebaker Bros. Mig. Co. Selling Agents BOSTON, MASS.. Prentiss Motor Car and Supply Co. ROCHESTER. N. Y.. A.V. Hart PHILADELPHIA. PA. Titman. Leeds & Co. PITTSBURG, PA.. J. E. McNary Co. BALTIMORE. . Auto Supply and Storage Co. WASHINGTON, D. C., National Automobile Co. CLEVELAND, ‘enttal Automobile Co, TOLEDO, O., Kirk Bros. Automobile Co. Elecerte Stanhope Model 22 B CALDER’S Standard Sold at all Shops. rigidly maintained for over Travelers’ Size fifty yearn Albert L.Calder Co. PROVIDENCE, Root vos THE TEEry SB APONACEOUS In glass or the pew aluminum cans 25, by mail 10, DENTINE RFD O® comicbooks.com