Life — May 15, 1913 — page 4: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis of Life Magazine Page 960 This page announces upcoming content through three satirical cartoon figures. The top left shows a winged figure with a suitcase—likely representing a traveling correspondent or reporter. The central text poses "Do You Turkey or Globe-Trot?"—a playful question about whether readers prefer staying home or traveling internationally. The right figure appears to be a globe-trotter character in patterned clothing. The bottom figure shows someone bundled in furs on a chair. The "Life's Harmless Number," "Pro-Suffrage Number," and "Humorous Number" sections announce special upcoming issues. The suffrage reference indicates this is from the women's voting rights era (pre-1920). The page essentially teases readers with promises of diverse, entertaining upcoming content across travel, politics, and humor.