Life, 1913-05-22 · page 6 of 48
Life — May 22, 1913 — page 6: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and magazine promotion** rather than political satire or editorial cartoon content. The left side features ads for **McCray Refrigerators** (emphasizing food safety in hot weather) and **Calox Tooth Powder** (with a smiling man's face as product endorsement). These are straightforward commercial advertisements typical of 1910s-era magazines. The bottom illustration—a sketch of what appears to be a beaver or similar animal—relates to an article about wildlife, accompanying text about "the center of population is moving south." The right page promotes **Outdoor World and Recreation**, a companion magazine edited by Caspar Whitney, listing recreational topics (hunting, fishing, camping, baseball). This is **magazine cross-promotion**, not satire. The page contains no evident political commentary or social satire—it's a commercial/promotional section from Life magazine's interior pages.
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“EEE: Only the most sanitary of refrigerators should be acceptable in modern residences, The health of the family often depends on how foods are kept in hot weather. The danger of tainting or poisoning of foods by soggy, stagnant air or zine linings can be abeolcnaly prevented by installing in your home a MECRAY Refrigerator In the McCray a pertect circulation of pure, dry, cold alr keeps food sweet, fresh, coo! and absolutely untainted. Sclentifically tnsulated walls and sanitary, casily cleaned Interiors Itned with opal glass, enamel, Doreelain or odoriess white wood—no zinc. MeCrays are quality refrigerators chosen by the U. 8, Pure Food Laboratories and are Installed In the most luxurious institutions and private residences. A wide range of stock sizes and built to order types to sult the smallest or largest families. Outside icing doors may be added to any MeCray, thus avoiding tbe iceman’s tracking up the kitchen floor. Write for our free book “How to Use a Re- Mrigerator”” and any of the following catalogs: No. 90—Regular Sizes No, 69—For Grocers ‘No. 60—For Meat Markets No. A.H. Buttt-to-order ‘for Residences McCRAY REFRIGERATOR CO. 586 Lake Street Kendallville, Ind. . Loulsville, 643 80. Fourt ‘ket St. Columbia, S. C., Main ‘Marietta St. Cincinnati, 303 E. 4th 8t. polls, 1116 Prospect St. For braceh aslesrooms Ia ether chles see your lecol phose Grectory A Sure Thing It is highly interesting and instruc- tive to notice the difference between Doctor Friedmann’s method and the method of most people who have an article to exploit. The usual proced- ure is for the inventor or the producer to demonstrate first that his article is of value and, having thus demonstrat- ed it, to advertise it and place it before the public. The ordinary inventor has. so to speak, to “ make good” before he pro- duces his product. With Doctor Fried- mann the case is entirely different. His profit will be made, or is being made, while his experiment is on, and his advertising has cos practically nothing more than t pense of a trip to-America. We that his profit is being made while the experiment is going on, for the reason that nobody, no matter how painstak- ing or scientific they are, can demon- strate that his method is a cure for tuberculosis. Nothing but time can THE CENTER OF POPULATION IS MOVING souTH The Calox Habit is a careful brushing of your teeth night and morning, using plenty of Calox Tooth Powder and a Calox Tooth Brush. Then a regular periodic visit to your dentist— he won't have much to do. Get the Calox Habit Sample ond Booklet free on request. All Druggists, 25¢ Ask for the Calox Tooth Brush, 35 McKESSON & ROBBINS, New York JUNE OUTDOORWORLD 25 cents a copy, NUMBER #©RECREATION $2.50 a year EDITED BY CASPAR WHITNEY Mr. Whitney’s name as Editor and Author stands for enter- tainment, knowledge, experience; as an outdoor man, for achievement, efficient championship of wild-life protection, conservation, fair play. In this field no man in erica is 80 widely recognized as he, and none more favorably known. FULL of the VACATION SPIRIT A FEW OF THE REFRESHING AND INSPIRING FEATURES Hunting the Rare Spectacled Bear Of which there is only one in captivity—A tale by the only white man who has killed one. The Ways of the Butcher Bird Many birds kill that they may live, but the Shrike kills for the very lust of it, A Game of Horsemanship Camping in the City Outskirts A Cheap Vacation that Pays Big Beating the Tiger to It The Twins Go A-Fishing Stuffy and Spindle fall foul the wrong boat and some barbed wire. Flapjacks Many are so called which mostly are pancakes and never have been or ever shall be the real thing. Gypsying for the Family Why Baseball Gets You The Outdoor Americans—in Pictures The Record Makers—in Snapshots Giving the Trees a Square Deal The Outdoor World and Recreation is a popular magazine built for men and women, and illustrated with outdoor enthusiast that stands hotos of their play-days. It is an r recreation, wild-life protection, conservation and fair play. Send 10 cents in coin or stamps for a sample copy and we will send you (as lonj as they la: the May number, including the double page art supplement, Summer Evening. together with our special ‘‘get acquainted” subscription ose OUTDOOR WO! LD PUBLISHING COMPANY, No. 1 Duane Street, New Y comicbooks.com