ComicBooks.com Register / Loginit's free!

Life, 1915-03-25 · page 41 of 44

Life — March 25, 1915 — page 41: what you’re looking at

📖 Open the full issue in the page-flip reader →
Life — March 25, 1915 — page 41: Life, 1915-03-25

What you’re looking at

This page contains primarily **advertisements** rather than political satire. The main content includes: 1. **White Rock Mineral Springs ad** (top left): A straightforward product advertisement claiming health benefits. 2. **"Sects Are on the Blink, Says Andy"** (center): A brief commentary (not a cartoon) discussing religious sectarianism. The piece references Andrew Carnegie's 1911 statement predicting eventual religious unity, arguing that while sects have enabled individual expression, they've also caused "rabid jealousies and religious wars." The author suggests sects will naturally fade as people become "enlightened" rather than being abolished by force—a Progressive Era observation about religion's declining social divisiveness. 3. **Beech-Nut Oscar's Sauce ad** (large, right): An advertisement for a fish sauce, attributing its invention to "Oscar of the Waldorf-Astoria" hotel. 4. **Havoline Oil ad** (bottom): A motor oil advertisement featuring a dialogue between a motorist and manufacturer. The page is primarily commercial rather than satirical.

📄 Transcribed text from this page (OCR, searchable)

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

esh os T° be had at every alter’s good place where ments accommodation is | cine pen made for travellers. |: these gar : jad Dane “The IE hock in, Reduc- Preserves your —s health in every icator or climate. 52 ‘1 From the famous cer $6.00 x3 White Rock Mineral Springs, Waukesha, Wis, provided keep it x “SieSen” Sects Are on the Blink, Says Andy UR friends the Roman Catholics who complain ood deal just BG . now Gf beng beckted by Proven | T was Oscar of the Waldorf-Astoria higots, may find comf ii he as- . suratice of Mr Carnegies given, (Fee who discovered that fish need a ruary 8th) to Young John Rockefel- jee Bie cass, tal @we are al piquant relish of their own—that none moving steadily to one brotherhood. | of the usual condiments blends properly There'll be no such thing as a sect after a while”. with the flavor of the fish. That is, in a way, a comforting thought, "Sects have been convenient He originated Oscar’s Sauce for this in so far as they have enabled indi- vidual sentiments to. find expression, purpose and has served it for many and have prevented the whole of SE Christendom from being committed to years. . es any one form of doctrinal error. But To supply private homes and clubs, at his request reuce they have been terribly inconvenient tti Oo. r’s S. re as one of th > Role, in their effect of inducing rabid jeal- we are putting up Uscar's sauce as one e ile ousies and religious wars. They can- Beech-Nut Delicacies. oes. net be abolished by law or any form Beech-Nut Oscar’s Sauce may be had of your o ‘orce, but just as the previous ° 5 . ae = grocer or he can get it for you. The jar, 25 cents (in the extreme West, a little more). BEECH-NUT PACKING COMPANY CANAJOHARIE, N. Y Sauce Plant at Rochester, N. Y Motorist : “so you think V'd do well not tw experi- ‘ment, but to use Havoline OU right away." Manufacturer: “Yes Sit! Oil is the smallest item of expenditure for your car, ‘The best oll HAVO- LINE—costs po more than many inferior oils and yet saves many dollars from your repair bills And Jam not the only one who recommends HAVOLINE. Fi F ; fat 275 automobile manufacturers out of 300 endorse jealousies of different schools of any kind of a fold. It scems warmer pa ool eran rari doctors may disappear in the light of and more homelike in’ a fence increased knowledge of the laws of society than out in the bleak world. life, so it may be with the religious There is no particular harm in sects sects. Their animosities may fade out as long as they don't bite, but when because the great mass of people be- they snap at one another they interfere come enlightened enough to see in with the public peace in a fashion that ¥ | them no advantage to religion or any easily hecames a nuisance. They can- ° thing else and utterly refuse to he not be abolished, but their wretched H AVOLINE OIL labelled with distinctive religions tags. squabbles can be abated whenever pub- ‘ a5 = But that m a long time coming. lic opinion is sufficiently aroused to Wt Makes a Difference People like their sects. They like slave at lhera aul bad inGa'™ Hah comichooks.feyn)