Life — October 14, 1920 — page 7: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Page Analysis This is primarily an **advertising page** from Life magazine (June 29, 1919), dominated by a large advertisement for Rubberset brushes. The ads occupy most of the layout. The top features a customer testimonial letter dated 1909, praising a Rubberset shaving brush's durability after ten years of use. The advertiser uses this as proof of product quality. The left side contains unrelated content: a "Bedtime Stories" dialogue about William crossing a Channel and references to Hastings, plus a separate "Danderine" hair product ad and a "Copy Sketch" advertisement. The page's primary purpose is **commercial**, not satirical. There is no political cartoon. The year "1922" in large type refers to the future date when the brush will supposedly still be in use—a marketing claim about product longevity.