Life, 1918-02-21 · page 4 of 40
Life — February 21, 1918 — page 4: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This appears to be a table of contents or advertisement page for *Life* magazine, featuring the publication's masthead with decorative cherub illustrations. The "Next Week" section lists upcoming article topics that reflect World War I-era concerns: - Military themes ("Your Dog—In the War," "Blowing up the Kaiser") - Social commentary ("Is Your Husband an Animal?" "Are You a Late Bloomer?") - Domestic/economic issues ("Is There too Much Hot Air in America?" "Army Contractors") - Emotional wartime content ("When Your Boy Waves Good-Bye") The final item, "Would You Make $500 by a few Strokes of Your Pen?" appears to be a financial opportunity advertisement. The satirical tone suggests *Life* mixed serious wartime critique with humorous social observation. Subscription information and pricing are listed at bottom.
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Next Week Your Dog—In the War. Is Your Husband an Animal? Blowing up the Kaiser. Are You a Late Bloomer? Is There too Much Hot Air in America? What Shall We Do with Our Army Contractors? When Your Boy Waves Good-Bye. Would You Make $500 by a few Strokes of Your Pen? N Special lier Enclosed find one Dol- *, only to new subscribers; mo sub “\ renewed at this rate. Open nl scriptions \ LIFE, 17 West 31st Street, New York. 28 \ N One Year, $5.00. (Canadian, $5.52; Foreign, $6.04.) \.