Life, 1907-10-17 · page 6 of 44
Life — October 17, 1907 — page 6: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page contains primarily **advertisements rather than political cartoons or satire**. The upper half features ads for Lea & Perrins' Worcestershire Sauce (promoting their product for seasoning soups and stews) and A. Jaeckel & Co. furs, advertising their Fifth Avenue showroom and their collection of Imperial Russian sables. The right column presents "The Literary Zoo," which appears to be a book list—"One Hundred and Fifty of the Best Novels of the Past Twenty Years, Part II." It's a straightforward compilation of novel titles and authors rather than satirical commentary. There is **no political cartoon visible** on this page. The content reflects typical early-20th-century Life magazine advertising and editorial material, with no apparent satire or social commentary to decode for modern readers.
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BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. Stews and Hashes can be delicately seasoned by using Lea & Perrins’ Sauce THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE It is a rare relish for Fish, Meats, Game, Salads, etc. John Dunean's Sons, Agents, New York. A.JAECKEL & CO. -Furs- Fifth Ave.& 36th. St. In addition to our general line of rich furs and fur garments, we are be te what is probably the largest handsomest collection of Imperial Crown Russian and Hudson Bay Sables that has ever been brought together by any one house in the world. The howe of A. Jacckel & Company has coatiaued without interruption the business established by Me. A. focckel in the year 1878 and which has fornerly been on Union Square. Our only place of business now is at Fifth Avenue and Thirty-sisth Street and we are in no way connected with any other concern in the City, 384 Fifth Ave. Telephone 2043 38h Ye ey One Hundredand Fifty of the Best Novels of the Past Twenty Years ‘ Part II THE following list has been compiled in the hope of satisfying “Old Boy,” who complained (August 22) that it was not easy to get advice about good fiction of re- cent years: Kentucky Cardinal and Aftermath, J. Choir Invisible, J. L. Allen, The Countess Tekla, R. Barr. Little Minister, J. M. Barric. Sentimental Tommy, J. M. Barrie. Little White Bird, J. M. Barrie. Wee Macgregor, J. J. Bell. » The Orange Girl, W. Besant. House with the Green Shutters, G.D. Bros The Shadow of a Crime, T. H. H. Ca The Deemster, T.H.H The Manxman, T The Christian, A King and a Few Duke:, R. W' Chaasbers. The Conspirators, R. W. Chambers. Cardigan, R. W. ‘Chambers. Fighting Chance, R. W. Chambers. Red Pottage, Mary Cholmoni Pudd’nhead Wilson, S. L. Clemens. Yankee at the Court of King Arthur, 3. L. Clemens. Typhoon, J. Conrad. Romance, J. Conrad. Splendid Spur, Quiller Couch. Dead Man's Rock, Quiller Couch. Red Badge of Courage, §. Crane. Raiders, S. R. Crockett. Men of the Moss Hags, S. R. Crockett. R. Crockett. tune, R. H. Davis. John Ward, Preacher, M. Deland Awakening of Helena Ritchie, M. Delanc. Micah Clarke, C. Doyle. Refugees, C. Dor Sign of the Four, C. Doyle. White Company, C. Doyle. Sherlock Holmes, ©. Doyle. Peter Ibbetson, G. L. P. B. Du Maurier. Trilby, G. L. P. B. Du Maurier. Crime 0} Sylvester Bonnard, A. France. Hon. Peter Sterling, P. L. ; The Kentuckians, J. Fox. In the Valley, H. Frederic. My Friend ihe Charlatan, G. R. Gissing. Voice of the People, The Wheel of Life, F Unleavened Bread, R. Grant. Reds of the Midi, i Vesty of the Basins, McL. Greene. Tess of the D'U: sola T. Hardy. The Cardinal's Snuffbox, H. } Prisoner of Zenda, A. H. Hawkins John Percyfeld, C. H. Henderson, Richard Yea and Nay, M. Hewlett. Queen's Quair, M. Hewlett. Garden oj Allah, R. S. Hichens, Raffles, E. W. Hornung. Hazard of New Fortunes, W. D. Howells. ‘Son of Royal Langbrith, W. D. Howells. Landlord at Lion’s Head, W. D. Howells. Pam Decides, B. Von Hutten, Continued in a later isswe of Literary Zoo comicbooks.com