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This is a **book catalog/advertisement page**, not a political cartoon or satirical content. It appears in *Life* magazine but serves as a direct-mail promotion for the Appeal Publishing Company. The page advertises 239 classic books—fiction, drama, history, philosophy, poetry—available at 10 cents each through mail order. The appeal is democratic: working people can now afford "masterpieces of literature" in pocket-sized, complete (not abridged) editions. The marketing emphasizes practicality: books small enough to slip into a pocket during workdays. The catalog lists titles by Oscar Wilde, Tolstoy, Mark Twain, Lincoln's speeches, and similar canonical works—suggesting early 20th-century ambitions to make "high culture" accessible to ordinary Americans. There is no cartoon or political satire visible on this page.

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At 2Sc per copy this set is worth $59.75—our than 8c per co) ered ena se this ears fats to have a University In Print. FE - ONLY 10c EACH wasted. Many people carry some of these books with them constantly, Over 7,000,000 of these unique books have been sold during the past two years, indicating the popularity of the idea. The library was started with the thought of putting the best literature within reach of the masses, While the books are printed on good book paper and very neatly and svcurely bound in heavy card-cover paper, they are not intended to decorate shelves but to enrich minds. These books are read. The original price of these books is 25c each, but to introduce them rapidly they have been offered at 10c each. This is a special introductory offer and intended to show the publisher's confidence in the idea. Order by mail. ience, Poetry and Humor Now Pro- Cover Paper. 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Medical, Moral, Sociological. Pope Leo on Socialism. Foundations of Labor Movement. _ Phillips. What Life Means to Me. Jack London. 93 How to Live 100 Years. 167 Plutarch on Health. Huxley. of Ingersoll. Rochefou- ngland. s of France. s of Japan. of China. s of Italy. s of Russia. of Ireland. of Spain. s of Arabia. s. Thoreau. ms. Huxley. Science Psycho-Analysis— The Key to Human Behavior. Fielding. Three Lectures on Evolution. Haeckel. From Monkey to Man. Reflections on Modern Science. Huxley. Survival of the Fit- test. H. M. Tichenor. Evolution vs. Re- ligion. Balmforth. Electricity Explained. Hypnotism Made Plain. ts and Men: In- stinct and Reason. Darrow. Eugenics. Ellis. How to Strengthen Mind and Memory. How to Develop a Healthy Mind. Fables. ry of the Fu- Wells. Theology. 108 $2—if 50 send $5, and so on. Postage prepaid on cash orders. Add 10c to personal check for exchange. Orders will be sent C.O. D. if requested, but carriage charges are, collect on C. O. D. orders. “No C.' 0. D. oriits to Canada or other foreign countries. ‘These books not. sold at, book stores; Our low price is possible because the public deals directly wish the publisher, E. H. Julius, Pres., Appeal Publishing Company, 1214 Appeal Bldg., Girard, Kansas The sma com influ who So 1 well stan¢ exelr Rom ae weall mone did, finall to ba the m ure, laugh for ai “B, to “oO take comicbooks.com