Life, 1915-07-29 · page 39 of 40
Life — July 29, 1915 — page 39: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily an **advertising page** for Life magazine's print collection, not satirical political content. It advertises five available prints from "The Bungalow" series, each costing 25 cents, sold by Life Publishing at their New York address. The prints shown are titled: "Not Guilty," "Long Distance Makes the Heart Grow Fonder," "Lend a Hand," "Twelve O'Clock and All's Well," "Arms and the Man," and "After the Battle." The images appear to depict domestic and romantic scenes typical of early 20th-century sentimental illustration—couples on phones, women in domestic settings, figures in conversation. This represents Life's merchandising of popular sentimental artwork to readers, rather than the magazine's characteristic satirical commentary. The page functions as a catalog insert rather than editorial content.
📄 Transcribed text from this page (OCR, searchable)
Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
Copr. Life Pub. Co. Copr. Life Pub. Co. Long Distance Makes the Heart Grow Fonder Printed in colors on bristel, size 12x in, FOR sti Not Guilty Lend a Hand Drinted ine colors om bristol, size Be Win THE BUNGALOW trinted in colors and monuted, sie Rx 100 25 Cents Each LIFE 17 West 31st Street New York Corr. Life Pub. Co. “Twelve O'Clock and All’s Well’” After the Battle Ox 2 in, Printed in voters on bristol, size 12x ¥ in Arms and the Man Printed in colors on bristol size 12x19 in. PETER J. CARDY, PRINTER comicbooks.com