Life, 1919-10-09 · page 4 of 48
Life — October 9, 1919 — page 4: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This appears to be a **table of contents or preview page** for an upcoming issue of *Life* magazine, rather than a political cartoon page. The decorative header features cherubs and floral ornaments framing the word "Life." The page previews several articles and illustrations: - "Poor Little Soul" (about a dog) - "The Lady and the Doctor" (by R.M. Crosby) - "When a Woman Talks to Herself" (commentary on six ladies) - "The Employer's Brow" (by De Maris, about wrinkles) - "The Story of Reginald" (illustrated by Gloyas Williams) - "How About Your Love Letters?" (featuring contributions by Burleson and P.D. Johnson) The page also includes subscription information and gift suggestions. **No political satire is evident here**—this is primarily a promotional/contents page showcasing the magazine's upcoming humorous and illustrative content.
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In the Next Number “Poor Little Soul,” on the cover, It's about a de you'll like him very much—especially that pathetic ¢ The Lady and the Doctor This isn't the actual title of the delightful drawing by Mr. R. M. Croshy, but it reveals certain possibilities that When a Woman Talks to Herself But does she? Mr. Foster Lincoln certatuly seems to think so dat any rate the six ladies in his lively half- tone are doing something. The Employer’s Brow Is it wrinkled these days? Well, well! Mr. De Maris’s full page suggests that it may be, in certain cir-umstances. The Story of Reginald And how, when he rose in the world, his prosperity did not ruin him. Pictures by Mr, Gluyas Williams How About Your Love Letters > How do you wish them sent in order to arrive? Mr. Bur- leson will never tell you, but in “O Girls! Mr. P. D Johnson does Enclosed find one Det And as for all the other gems in this number, we couldn't begin to make a list of them. But if you value shoe leather don't spend your time walking back and forth hunting for the most profusely pictorial ly in the world. Subscribe! Obey that insidious but profitable impulse. Open. only to new sv scriptions renewed at th For Birthdays, Weddings and Special ‘Occasions, A LIFE, 17 West 31st Street, New York, 1 The Most Satisfactory Gift is a sub- fy One Year, $5.00. (Canadian, $5.52; Foreign, $6.04! scription to Lire. It means something WA ji to look forward to—bright and amusing é reading each week. Senn comicbooks.com!