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This page is primarily **advertising content** rather than satirical cartoons. It features multiple product advertisements typical of early 20th-century magazines: 1. **O'Sullivan's Heels** - A major advertisement promoting rubber heels that reduce walking fatigue on hard pavements, marketed toward women as providing "grace" and comfort. 2. **Allen's Foot-Ease** - An antifungal powder for foot ailments, with testimonial-style copy. 3. **Arnica Tooth Soap** - A dental hygiene product. 4. **English Tours by Automobile** - A travel service advertisement. 5. **Strongs Arnica Tooth Soap** - Another dental product. The page also contains what appears to be advice column text titled "The Germ Destroyer," discussing household hygiene (boiling milk, sterilizing plates). There is **no political satire** visible on this page—it's purely commercial content and lifestyle advice typical of Life's era.

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of New Live Rubber These are the heels worn by “live wires'"’—by hustlers who know that in- creased efficiency comes from the saving of wear and tear, the lessening of jolts and jars, the conservation of Nature's own forces. Bo prer, & CUSHION HEEL The Sign of a Live Wire For people who do things, who stand or walk a_ great deal, O’Sullivan’s Heels of New Live Rubber lessen the daily grind. They absorb the shock of the never-ending pound— pound—pound—of walking on hard pavements. Perhaps you have never tried them. If you ENGLISH TOURS By AUTOMOBILE PRIVATE CARS, GO WHERE YOU PLEASE. Murtrated Booklet Free By Post. MOTOR TOURING COMPANY, 43 Pembroke Place, - Liverpool, England, Cables—* Travelling.” The stegomyia fasciata love to romp and play About a little baby’s crib and fill his precious veins With horrid yellow-fever germs and other aches and pains. Mamma, have you found time to read it? Well, try J the latest pamphlet out—" The attle with the Fly.” I have one in my nursery with colored plates, that shows The way he carries germs about upon his legs and nose. The names of them are legion and « ominous to view You'd think to carry one of them would break his leg in two; But he just dips his feet in them, no matter where they are, And gathers up a million germs and bears them near and far. Mamma, have you sercened the steak, the porridge and oatmeal? I heard a buzzing sound just then, and for the common weal Of all of us we must not let a fly go forth to roam With germs of ours—for every one should keep his germs at home. If you will help me catch the fly we'll lay him down and sce With my small microscope upstairs what Maven t, go righ tt away to the nearest shoc- colonics there be maker, and have a pair attached to your Graceful Women shoes. They are invisible, and cost only Women should realize that a graceful manner of walking has a charm that nothing else can replace. O'Sullivan’s Heels of Live Rubber are made to fit women's shoes. They do not show or change the appearance of the shoc, in any way—but they change a jarring, heavy-hceled walk intoa move- ment of ease and grace. §0 cents attached, Then get out and walk. Sce the difference it _makes—how light you are on your feet—and how much further you can go without becoming tired. More Economical Than Leather O'Sullivan’s Heels of New Live Rubber save their cost in the increased wear of your shoes. New rubber lasts Upon the soles of his small fect, and we will sterilize His feet and legs so he will not do harm to other fi Mamma, these are trying times, and I trust you will give More time to health and hygiene so that all of us may live Immune from predatory germs, which lurk in every nook; (Concluded on page 654) longer than hard leather. Remember to ask by name for O'Sulli- yan's. a)? EN? ALLEN’ Ss FOOT-EASE) - Shake Into Your Shoes The Germ Destroyer Allen's Foo Mamma, have you boiled the milk and sterilized my plate? I think there was a germ or two in the moeinet jul. swollen, , tender, nervous feet, and instantly ig out of corns and bunions. 1t'n ort discovery of Foo! se makes tight shoes feel easy. Itisa certain remedy for ingrowing ails. sweating, callous, and last food I ate. ired, aching fee 1H. teste ya mi . 2 eee eR IT tO spel ever I saw a micrococcus’ track upon the pork tute. where, 25. Do not accept any substi and beans, FREE TRitt Packace And there were staph'lococci_ playing sent by mail, lepton: | apfrog in the greens. ROTHER GRAY'S SWEET FOWDEES. We ought to have more screens put on— I read just yesterday It forms a cleansing, healing, acid-neutralizing foam, making the teeth beautifully white and the mouth and gums healthy, Unique {n form ani! ac- tion. Acake in a metal box—no breaks or spills. At any druggists, 25 cents—or sent upon receipt of price. ( “In a pinch, dren, Sold by Druggtsts ever C. H, Strong & Co., Chicago, U. S. A+ use All Fria packace FREE. Address, Foot. ALLEN 8, OLMSTED, Lehoy, N.Y. 682 comicbooks.com