Life, 1907-03-28 · page 19 of 24
Life — March 28, 1907 — page 19: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and business listings** from an early 1900s issue of Life magazine, with minimal satirical content. The main advertisements include: - **Morton Trust Company** (financial services) - **Private Stable** for sale on Fifty-second Street - **Spencerian Steel Pens** (writing instruments) - **Sanderson's Mountain Dew** beverage (promoting moderation) - Real estate opportunity in Westchester County - Employment solicitation for Life magazine subscriptions The bottom section features **"Life's Prints"**—reproductions of illustrations by artists like Herbert Johnson and W. Balfour Ker, available for purchase ($1.00 each). Titles include "Half Past Supper Time," "Central," "An Easter Hymn," "Trouble with the Sparker," and "One Touch of Nature." Rather than political satire, this page reflects the magazine's business operations: selling financial services, consumer goods, real estate, and artwork to its readership. The content is typical early-20th-century commercial publishing.
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“elses: MORTON TRUST COMPANY 36 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK Private Stable Capit, . - - - $2,000,000.00 For SALE—On Fifty-second Street, a > between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, Sarpas and Undivided Profits, $8,034,067.97 a new thoroughly equipped private stable OFFICERS: 25 feet wide; accommodations for seven Levi P. Morton, President. horses; with two box stalls. Up to date in ’ Charles H. Altea, Vice Pres sihianaadl na i HM, Praccis; Secreusy. every particular; electricity, gas, telephone, Paul D. Cravath, Counsel ete. The best lighted stable in the city. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Address Levi P. Morton Paul D. Cravath Thomas F Bran G, G, Haven J. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT & CO. James N. Jarvie Edeanl J Bergind | spnitnoy to Senile 19 West Forty-secoad St. New York SPENCERIAN — An Attractive Opportunity pens, differ- For two suitable persons, preferably young SANDERSON'S (STEEL PENS oe ent pattems, professional men, to join with four others sent to any in acquiring desirable summer or all-the- ‘Mountain Dew”’ address upon receipt of six cents in postage. | year homes in the highest class strictly SPENCERIAN PEN CO. - 349Broadway, NEW YORK country neighborhood, convenient to sta- in moderation and you will = ——. _——— —— tion; Westchester County, within hour of j . New York. Cash outlay for house and find that the life and force WANTED three to seven acres, only $2,000 each, One of two persons in each town able to present a with every prospect of immediate increase subscription proposition of unusual merit to their im- in value. Full particulars from parted to you. Don't take nediate friends. A very few names bring handsome ° returos, Full information and particulars upon appli- F.S.B. ourword. Try for yourself. cation to LIFE, 17 WEST 31a STREET, NEW YORK 17 West Thisty-first St. New York City contained in it will be im- LIFE’S PRINTS corrment, 1908, ev Ure Pus. Co. Convmont, 1908, av Lite Pus. Co. Cormier, 1904, By LIFE PUR CO TROUBLE WITH THE SPARKER a" After W. Balfour Ker HALF PAST SUPPER TIME ‘ Photogravure in Sepia, 20 by 15 in. After Herbert Johnson . $1.00 Photogravure in Brown, 20 by 15 in. $1.00 Convent, 1906, 87 Lire Pus. Co. Convmant, 1908, ov Ure Pus. Co. f AN EASTER HYMN After W. Balfour Ker Photogravure in Sepia, 15 by 20 in. $1.00. A complete catalogue with reduced ts of 137 subjects will be sent to a CENTRAL vidress'cpod sppucation! toe ONE TOUCH OF NATURE Alter W. Balfour Ker Alter C. Clyde Squires Photogravure in Brown, 20 by 15 in. Photogravure in Green, 20 by 15 in. $1.00 $1.00 LIFE PUBLISHING COMPANY, 17 West Thirty-first Street, New York City comicbooks.com