Life, 1911-07-13 · page 42 of 44
Life — July 13, 1911 — page 42: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertisements and book reviews**, with minimal satirical content. The main elements are: **Pabst Blue Ribbon beer ad** (top): Standard early-20th-century advertising claiming the beer aids digestion and has superior flavor from "selected hops" and "8-day malt." **"From the Heart" editorial snippet**: Criticizes Life magazine's editor for maintaining an "insane, opposition to vivisection" (animal testing) and opposing antitoxin use—apparently the author views these positions as irrational. **"A Happy Marriage" / "Sexology" book ad**: Promotes a sex education book, reflecting early Progressive Era debates about frank discussion of sexuality. **Gray & Davis Automobile Lighting ad**: Technical advertisement for car lighting systems. **Books Received section**: A simple listing of newly published books with titles, authors, and prices. The page contains **no political cartoons or satirical illustrations**—it's a standard magazine layout mixing editorial commentary, educational advertising, and book notices typical of the era.
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give keen zest to the food and aid %, digestion, Pabs t S BlueRibbon x ~The Beer of Quality isall this and more. The selected hops, 8-day malt * and Pabst exclusive process gives it that delightful appetizing tonic tang and cEbiwcllew flavor het AAW iea| — distinguishes it from oy) all other beer. From the Heart | | j Our friend, the Pacific PI cist, | i presents us with bouquet, a portion | we insist on sharing with | rers: ww every-day serces. We have in mind Lire’s inane, | insane, opposition to vivisection,’ vac | | t d the use of antitoxins, We wonder and we wonder, is the editor | i maintaining his grotesquely distorted at- titude for a > How much, h We do not | Certainly no nor- (Uustratea) rc i Have. her Should Impart to cea Husband Should Knowledze a Young Woman Shou A Happy Marriage Depends largely ona knowl- edge of the ‘whole trut about self and sex and their relation to life and health, ‘This knowledge does not come intelligently of itself, nor correctly from ordinary SEXOLOGY aparts in a clear, Books Received The Little Dream, by John Gals- worthy. (Chas, Scribner's Sons. 50 cents.) Vacation Hints, by Flerence Hull Winterburn, (Fifth Avenue Book Com- pany cents.) The Cross of Honour, by Mary Open- shaw, (Small, Maynard & Co., Boston, Mass. $1.20.) The Big League, by Charles E. Van Loan. (Small, Maynard & Co., Boston, Mass. $1.00.) The Garden of the Sun, by Capt. T. Maynard & Co. J. Powers. Boston, Mass. Old Indian Schaffer. (G. William the (G. P, Putnam's § The House of by Nina Larrey Dury & Co. 25.) The Woman Haters, by Joseph C. Lin- (D. Appleton & Co. $1.25 net.) Dogs and Their Ancestors, by the Hon. Mrs. Neville Lytton. (D, Apple- ton & Co. $7.50 net.) The Cruise of the London. (The Macmillan Compa $2.00 net.) Jungle Trails and Jungle People, by spar Whitney. (Harper & Bros, 00 net.) Parting Friends, by W. D. Howells. (Harper & Bros. 50 cents.) + Big Horse to Ride, by E. B. Dew- ing. (Macmillan & Company. $1.50.) Perpetua, by Dion Clayton Calthrop. (John Lane Company. $1.30.) Who Follow the Flag, by Henry Van Dyke. (Chas, Scribner's Sons, N. Y.) The Social Evil and the Remedy, by J. H. Greer, M.D. (Chas. H. Kerr & Co., Chicago, II.) How Capitalism Has Hypnotized So- ciety, by William Thurston Brown. (Chas. H. Kerr & Co., Chicago, II.) The University Militant, by Charles Ferguson. (Mitchell Kennerley. $1.00.) The Queens of Roman England, by Alice D'Alcho. (Everett Publishing Company, Boston, Mass. $2.00.) 1 Will Maintain, by Marjorie Bowen. (CE. P. Dutton & Company. $1.50 net.) White Motley, by Max Pemberton. (Sturgis & Walton Co. $1.30 net.) Secret Book, by George Wemyss. (Sturgis & Walton Co. $1.20 net.) by Mary T. S. Putnam's Sons.) ilent, by Ruth Putn: Gabblers, (D. Appleton Snark, by Jack ye c Well, I don for for. cigners myself, if yours, I don’t you for getting sore. mingham Aye-Herald rbide, gow tanks and therechs biete #ystem—nota makeshift or experiment. Used ¢ his health?” —Boston Transcript, NOTE COMPACT CONSTRUCTION OF DYNAMO ANC. COMPARATIVE SIZE lh | | eieetense & Yeung Wite shawa Haves | owtedge a Mother Sh inves | | dce a Mother Should Impart to ter Daughter. ! | Rnowledge a Wife Should Have. i feeling a All in one volume. IMustrated, $2, postpaid. I ful to he Wee bor "Other Penple's Opinions" and Table of Contents f Puritan Pub. Co., 776 Perry Bldg., Phila., Pa. {) se Perhaps the intended as jokes. “T atave no patience with Dubbins i} He snecers at Velasquez.” ing of batterica. Lights lamps Independent of battery connection. A come all 1912 Peerless cars, Write to-day for lustrated booklet E GRAY & DAVIS, BOSTON, MASS., Manufacturers of Automobile Lamps Inac | in mater | The more i Timken comicbookMeem