Life — April 29, 1920 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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# Analysis This page is primarily **promotional content** for *Life* magazine itself, not a political cartoon. The illustration shows a woman with a cherub or young child, titled "We Went with the Paper." The text explains that **Charles Dana Gibson** (the famous illustrator known for creating the "Gibson Girl") draws exclusively for *Life*. The magazine announces that Gibson will continue contributing despite *Life* changing ownership—the Business Office recently took control from previous management. The promotional copy humorously acknowledges *Life's* modest success and gently pokes fun at itself, mentioning the "Dull Number" and claiming the magazine is "a bargain" at fifteen cents. The page also advertises a vacation offer for new subscribers and subscription rates (one year: $5.00).