Life, 1911-03-16 · page 34 of 44
Life — March 16, 1911 — page 34: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising and advice columns**, not political satire. The main content features a **Haynes automobile advertisement** (1911 Model "20") emphasizing the car's pioneering status and value at $2,100. The copy uses "time is the test that tells" as its central claim about durability. Below are unrelated advertisements including: - A **"Sexology" book** by William H. Walling, M.D., promoting medical knowledge about sex and relationships - An **"Everybody's Column"** editorial pushing nine progressive reforms: parcel post, anti-corruption measures, tariff reform, child labor abolishment, democratic representation, military investment, and consumer protections - Ads for **James E. Pepper Whisky** and **W.P. Willis & Co.** tailoring services The editorial requests suggest **early 20th-century Progressive Era concerns**—opposing corporate influence, supporting labor protections, and demanding government accountability. However, this page contains no cartoons or satirical illustrations; it's straightforward period advertising and advocacy content.
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Haynes Model “20° Fore-Door, 5-Passenger Car, Complete, $2100 IME is the ¢es¢ that te//s, and the Haynes Car stands férst in the proof of years. It marked the beginning of automobile manufacture in America. Because it was the pioneer — the parent car—the Haynes had the benefit of years of priceless experience, years of perfecting and refining— before the other cars began. And because it was right from the start, it has kept its lead. Always a good car—every season a better one. Frankly, the new 191] Haynes fore-door, five-passenger Touring Car at $2100, complete—and the Haynes Suburban, four-passenger, same price —represent the greatest real value on the automobile market. There is no reason for paying more—good reason for not paying less. Let us send our beautiful new catalog and convincing Book of Evidence. Mailed on request. The Haynes “All-On" Equip- BR ee ment—silk ohain top with side * \ Qs | S \ curtains and dust cover, $75 Warner i PAN JEM Ji a aS) ) Autometer, folding glass front, tire Gis : \ 2] holders, robe and footrail in tonneau, Gray & Davis gas headlights, two oil sidelights, tail lamp and type B. Prest-o-lite tank. Haynes Automobile Co. 118 Main Street Kokomo, Indiana Knowledge a Mother Should Have, Knowh Medical Knowledge a Wife Should Have. Puritan Pub. Co., 776 Perry Bldg., Phila., Pa. A Happy Marriage Depends largely on a know!- edge of the whole truth about self and sex and their relation to life and health. This knowledge does not come intelligently of itself, nor correctly from ordinary every-day sources, SEXOLOGY (Illustrated MD. wmparts in a clear, Everybody's Column (Continued from page $49) If we had the following it would aid the business of the country, help dis- tribute a little more equitably some of the profits of business, and increase the profits to be distributed. Lire, old boy, we need these, and we need your help to get them for us. We're going to e¢ them, too, in spite of our “special interests,” and nowlede a Young Woman Should Have, our “specially interested Senators and Representatives.” Here we go for our list, Lire, and if you don’t think we need any partic- ular item just put a check on it and Knowledge Knowledge a Youn, Knowledge a Father Should Have. Knowledge a Father Should impart to. n Medical Rnowledge @ Husband should Haves ledgo n Mother Shonid Impnrt to Her Daughter, e volume. IMustrated. $2, postpaid. ‘Other People's Opinions" and Tabie of Contents. sso W.P.WitLis & C2 New York IMPORTERS trace the establishment of the industry in their locality to the days of Soward I. To behad only of Custom Tailors Never in Ready Made Clothing. we'll talk it over. We need and we are going to have: 1. A parcels post (not for express companies). 2. A jail sentence for bribe givers and also for bribe takers. 3. Punishment for the “big fellow” in proportion to the crime committed. 4. A development of foreign mar- kets. 5. A better tariff and then less talk about it. 6. Abolishment of child labor. 7. Representation at Washington for the people and not the pocket-book. 8 Fewer pensions and more army. 9. Consideration for the consumer. (Concluded on page $51) One hundred and thirty-one years “’ by which All Other Whisky is Judged" is our forefathers knew and relished. The recogti medicinal whisky, The whisky for all who appre ciate more than ordinary excellence in liquor. James E. Pepper Whisky “Born With the Republic” If your dealer can not sapply you we will t charges prepaid, anywhere East of the Rocky ‘Movntaiay at fal following price nd—12 quarts $18 ‘satiaed. jovey back The James E. Pepper Distilling Compan? Dect. 110, Lexington, Ky. To: In wha abo Cath and trate like remi has comicbooks.com