Life, 1911-10-26 · page 8 of 50
Life — October 26, 1911 — page 8: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and editorial content** rather than political cartoons. The main items are: 1. **White Rock water advertisement** - promoting bottled table water with an illustration of well-dressed diners 2. **"In the November Scribner" section** - promotional text for upcoming Scribner's Magazine articles, including pieces by Gen. Frederick Funston on Emilio Aguinaldo, Thomas Nelson Page on General Lee, and others covering historical/political topics 3. **Various smaller advertisements** including Rad-Bridge (appears to be a medical product) and "The Study of Art" book promotion The page contains **no political cartoons or satirical illustrations**. Instead, it's a typical early-20th-century magazine page mixing editorial promotion with commercial advertisements, reflecting how publications funded themselves through paid advertising.
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MOTHS WILL NOT ENTE; his wife to give it up; but she didn’t. ‘A Piedmont Red Cedar Chest She looked at him with some pity in her eyes, and “I suppose, dear, because you were born so."—Tit-Bits A Cause of Gratitude An Irishman was run over by a troop of horse, but escaped unhurt.“ Down upon your k hank God,” said one of the “Thank God for what,” said he ; ga troop of horse run over me? ; " ‘ll ocr Ore, DE PRICE RAXT oT CO., Dept. 63, Staten Lt sad our big be Couches Sorobes. “WI ‘T RED CEDAR CHES OTHING that Gen. Frederick Funston has written is more replete with dramatic interest than} the story he will tell in this number of “The Capt ‘ure of Emilio Aguinaldo.” For sheer adventure and absorbing plot it would be hard to match it in any romance by Dumas, | Thomas Nelson Page will write of “General Lee weTherelis a Live ak and the Confederate Government.” This is a most impor- " tant and interesting contribution to the history of the war ween ie uuintie ean "="" between the States, and it will give a new impression of the |tremendous difficulties that beset and handicapped the great “Wusst do sou know why you are | Confederate General in his relations with the administration. In NEW Sterilized Bottles On Variety's the spice of Lirr.—Cowper. Kea Fi gene Witt A second article on Gleveland’s RALPH D. PAINE describes The cup? Administrations, by JAMES Great Port of London FORD RHODES, deals with his atti- River. The wonderful waterway gcoebensershell yesetuhhorn: tude on the Silver Question and the from London Bridge to the sea. _ Illus I'l give Venezuela Boundary Dispute. trated. that to my wife when nily."" he began, as he sat down to MADAME WADDINGTON has written A Impression of Corona A9. sea Boone wh 1 am kena tion Week, an intimate personal impression of the scenes and the many notable people she had the privilege of knowing and meeting. Fox and Drag Hunting in the United States is the subject artist HENRY R. POORE’S article which will be illustrated by his own paintings, a number of them in color. The second instalment of A. E. W. Two unusual stories: John Flint, | MASON'S fascinating serial The Deputy Chief, by LAWRENCE | Turnstile. The story opens with PERRY—the story of a_ fireman a dramatic earthquake in the Argentine A Mail-Order. Cowboy, \; and then shifts to England. Lieut. HUGH JOHNSON. Spectal Offer : For the next three months the publishers of SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE offer extraordinary i If you are In any way Lnterested 1a ducements to any one who secures a specified number cf ubscriptions to the Magazine. Agents wanted in every tort THE STUDY OF ART | Wiite now for Booklet A. giving full particulars. Address SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE, New York City. A$ IN ART. the ber, est | Three Dollars a Year Twenty-five Cents a Number 1nd books on the great Artists. | .. 144 Congress St., Boston. comicbooks.com