Life, 1918-03-28 · page 35 of 40
Life — March 28, 1918 — page 35: what you’re looking at
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This *Life* magazine page contains three distinct items: **"Too Hard to Get—Women Won't Waste Them"** argues that women voters (recently enfranchised) should not squander their voting power, recommending "The Woman Voter's Manual" as an educational resource—a direct appeal to new female voters to take their civic duty seriously. **"Those Hateful Practices"** quotes a historical medical text condemning vivisection (live animal experimentation), attacking doctors who conducted cruel experiments for knowledge's sake, arguing their practices harmed scientific progress rather than advancing it. This reflects turn-of-the-century animal welfare concerns. **"No Political Axes to Grind"** is an advertisement for *The Christian Science Monitor*, emphasizing its editorial independence and commitment to exposing institutional wrongdoing through transparency—a pitch to readers valuing unbiased journalism. The remaining content includes a political commentary section and advertising (notably a Dunlop golf ball ad). The page reflects 1920s-era concerns: women's political participation, scientific ethics, and media credibility.
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Itisina hook called ‘THE WOMAN | by the bone or tendon; and whether bility is not limited by partisan NOTER'S MANUAL by Dr. iS Ere ted hy Poison orced Taos the affiliations. ‘Its endeavor is to man and Marjorie Shuler, with ai mouth or injected into the veins. . _ introduction by Mrs, Carrie Chapman . . . : support and protect every right dat Catt. It is published by Tie Centurs What is, alledged, in defence of eous activity expressed individ- 1 his Co., 353. Fourth Avenue, New Yor these hateful practices, every ane ; . * if City, and is sold by all hooksellers for Knows; but the truth is, that by ually or nationally. It is also ist, a dollar. is ; Rand te very sci ready to risk the displeasure of dom at The experiments that a “THE WOMAN VOTER'S MANUAL” ex-| have been tried, are tried. I even the most humanly power ccuse plains what the machinery of ballot- that boraed 2 ee ful interests and systems, in ic pans we : ea ciken by yesterday, will be willing to amuse i - ; ing is, tells the steps to be t y | himself with burning another t order that the light of publicity dings the voter in all kinds of elections, and morrow. I know not, that by living F : re in general makes the way easy for any] ectlone ay “svete een Shall penetrate Suse mais ene : : nade by which a y is ;: hap. voter. It supplies a background of in- more carily cured. And ifthe knowl: actions. formation as to the organization of the edge of Physiology thas been some: i | xovernment, the history the ehiet| what encreased | 1 The Christian Science Monitor, } political parties, and other related sub pia ag ag ia piabedle Si calaopy: tan getigral walaahrouen: Geil jects that are indispensable to the citi- It is time that universal re SOPYs 8 at tees, zen, upon whom the burden rests not nt should arise against these out the world at news stands, hotel: n of uHs gently, It’s a safe dollar investment sensations which give man confi A monthly trial subscription by mail dence in man, and ‘make the Physi is : cian more dreadful than the gout or anywhere in the world for 75c, a stone. sample copy on request. for any voter. Buy it to-day. te date of { The article is not signed, but it was probably written by Dr. Johnson. It goes THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING SOCIETY | were, at that time also, an offense to Boston U.S.A. thoughtful people. to show that the cruelties of viviseetion A Champion of Side Shows (Continued from page 523) HE prisoner of Chillon admitted that the time of his confinement would have hung very heavily on his hands if he had not been able to obtain Lire reqularly from library. war legislation from Congress. He ap- — — proves the proceedings in the main | ' tent, but for himself, he has quit it to New—and a wonder! ne entrate his voluble cnergies on ane | you can wow bay creasing the attendance in the side | a mediums weight, ows. No doubt, as he said, most medium sized golf ball that even against the wind is unsurpassed by any Sall for an has side-stepped. If there distance. This is few in that town who felt that the new DUNLOP “30” $1 each . ryan $12 per dozen ing to his lights. He is sincere, and “29° people in Toronto would hear him cheerfully on prohibition. 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