Life — December 5, 1918 — page 4: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis of Life Magazine Page 806 **Upper Left - "Soldiers Use Allen's Foot-Ease"**: Advertisement featuring a soldier examining his feet, promoting a foot powder product with testimonial from a British officer praising relief from marching discomfort. **Center - "A Psalm of Life" and "Find the Moral"**: A poem by Greville Kleiser encouraging readers toward purpose and action, followed by a dialogue between a manager and striking foreman. The moral appears critical of labor disputes—the foreman admits the company treated workers well, provided good conditions, and paid fairly, yet the union ordered a strike anyway, causing "loss and hardship" to both workers and employers. **Right Side**: Boston Garter advertisement. **Lower Left - Illustration**: Appears to show carolers or holiday figures, captioned "What to Do with Our Butlers." The page primarily contains period advertising and moralizing content about labor relations.