Life, 1920-04-01 · page 6 of 60
Life — April 1, 1920 — page 6: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **editorial/promotional content rather than a political cartoon**. The decorative border features Art Nouveau-style botanical illustrations (flowers, cherubs, landscapes), typical of Life magazine's design aesthetic. The text presents Life magazine's Easter greeting and subscription pitch. It describes Life as presenting "distinguished compliments and most cordial Easter greetings" to friends, and expresses optimism about "fairer days to come." The statement about the editor being "glad that he is an American" and having "over a million readers help him to support his Americanism" suggests this is wartime or patriotic-era content, though the specific date isn't visible. The page concludes with a subscription offer: one year for $3.00 (US), $3.52 (Canadian), or $6.04 (Foreign).
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Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
A Good Thing to Have. Enter subscription now, and be sure of having it through the spring. Addresses can be changed on two weeks’ notice, so you can have it sent to your country home when you leave town, ye Presents his distinguished compli- ments and his most cordial Easter greetings to his many friends. Already there is promise of fairer days to come. For himself, Lirr is glad that he is an American and that over a million readers help him to sup- port his Americanism. Enclosed find One Dollar (Canadian $1.13, F SPECIAL OFFER three months tc Foreign $1.26). Send Lire fer Open only to new subscribers; no subscriptions renewed at this LIFE, 17 West 31st Street, New York, 15 One Year, $5.00. (Canadian, $5.52; Foreign, $6.04.) comicbooks.com