Life, 1919-11-20 · page 3 of 46
Life — November 20, 1919 — page 3: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily a **product advertisement**, not a political cartoon. The page promotes Hansen Gloves from the O.C. Hansen Manufacturing Company (Milwaukee, Wisconsin). The central image shows a fist grasping what appears to be a hammer or tool, symbolizing work and labor. The surrounding images display various glove styles numbered with product codes—ranging from dress gloves to heavy work mittens designed for different professions and activities. The slogan "Every Man—Every Need" emphasizes that Hansen produced specialized gloves for diverse occupations and occasions. The accompanying text highlights the company's quarter-century history of meeting workers' practical needs across "every field of activity," positioning the product as an essential gift or necessity rather than a luxury item.
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Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
OneFis Mitten Gauntlet “Every Man—Every Need” Meeting the needs of all glove wearers in every field of activity has been the work of the Hansen organization for more than a quarter of a century. Hansen builders not only fill each dominant need with the right design but they anticipate new requirements, and this pioneering service is a big factor in Hansen popularity. Mator Truck an ractor Special As a gift, nothing reaches deeper into the appre- ciation than a pair of Hansen's, whether for dress, for sport, for motoring, or for the daily task. Write for new glove book. In it is a type and style that meets your needs. Select your favorites, then see your dealer. ©. C. HANSEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 102-C Detroit Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Heavy Work Mitten seccececcccsess ces comicbooks.com