Life, 1917-09-06 · page 35 of 40
Life — September 6, 1917 — page 35: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and promotional content** rather than political satire or comics. The top left contains a **BUDA Motor advertisement** emphasizing the company's 37-year philosophy of careful development ("Take time and build your best"). It's marketing industrial motors through the lens of reliability and workmanship. The right side features a **Tiffany & Co. luxury goods advertisement** for jewelry and silverware at their Fifth Avenue location. Below is a **book review section** discussing sporting literature (rifles and shotguns) and two film references—one about Washington society intrigue. A small illustration labeled "THE HIGHLAND FLING" appears at bottom right, showing what appears to be a Highland dancer, likely accompanying a separate short piece. The page reflects **early 20th-century Life magazine format**: mixing advertisements with literary/entertainment reviews. There is no discernible political cartoon or satirical content on this particular page—it's a typical advertiser-supported publication layout of that era.
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A LAWEIS, s ‘The Latest Books (Continued from page 388) HIS war-born spirit of wanting to get down to brass tacks—of being a bit short-tempered with the theoreti cal, and more than usually curious about pe fields, including the literature of sport Warren HL. Miller, editor of Field and Stream, has published a volume called “Rifles and Shotguns” (Doran, in which the mechanisms, the sh« ctice—shows itself in almost all Bitcomet Onna DEVELOPED The sort of a motor you would care to depend up- on is not designed on paper, but developed un- der actual working condi- tions. It must be designed, built,tested and red year after year before itcan e expected to be “right.” BUDAMOTOR isa developed motor. Its clean- cut, simple exterior indicates the refinement process it has undergone, and suggests what the performance of the motor proves—that it has been sound- and broadly developed toa th degree of all-round effi- ciency. The BUDA slogan for 37 years has been: “Take time and build your best.” This policy plus the slow and carefully guided growth of our shop-practice and equipment have been instru- mental in making T BUDA MOTOR whatitis today—a fine. durable and powerful THE BUDA COMPANY HARVEY (Stee) ILLINOIS TIFFANY & CO. JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE INDIVIDUAL IN DESIGN THNOROUGH IN WORKMANSHIP NY BLUE Book Gives PRICES FIFTH AVENUE & 372 STREET NeW YORK qualities, and the respective advantages of most of the modern arms and ammu nitions are explained, and practical field work with them discussed. The military rifles are also dealt with the differences between sportsms military marksmanship requirements training fully gone into, It is a tack volume from star finish, Comet SS DE CHAMBRUN, who a two-reel tale of Washing matic duplicity 0, called me.” has published a film: e exuber ton society intrigne, dip and sudden death some years “Pieces of the sequel in which the same truth-t life is con W with the san ¢ playfulness.“ Breaking * (Simkin, Lone comes to us, like the wolf to Red R Hood, disguised in the wig and spec It is noted here merely for cautionary identifi tion, J. B. Kerfoot. cles of a foreign imprint THE HIGHLAND FLIN comicbooks.com