Life, 1922-03-16 · page 4 of 34
Life — March 16, 1922 — page 4: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is **not a cartoon or satire page**, but rather a **automobile advertisement** for the Chandler Six motor car, published in *Life* magazine. The ad promotes the Chandler Six as combining "smartness and beauty" with a powerful motor at a modest price ($1,595 for the touring car). The text emphasizes the car's superior styling, comfort, advanced chassis, and safety features compared to competitors. The only visual element is a **side-profile illustration of the automobile itself**—a typical 1920s sedan with spoke wheels and an open cabin design. There are no political cartoons, caricatures, or satire on this page. This represents how early *Life* magazine mixed editorial content with advertising.
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l Smartness and Beauty in New CHANDLER SIX Are Linked to Mighty Motor T TOOK a superb line of bodies to associate worthily with the concededly marvelous Chandler motor. This combination is impressively achieved in the latest Chandler Six and motor car history has furnished few parallels for its instantaneous triumph. Acclaimed at all the shows, this car takes a dominating place since it combines highest quality with surprisingly modest cost. In style the smartest, in comfort the most KOURI NG CaR lulling, in chassis the most advanced, in durability and safety the best protected, ( 5 9 5 this car is being sought everywhere by those who waited for just such features. All Prices F, O. B. Cleveland See Now, Ride Now, Compare Now, Scraps =r and Resist if You Can Motor Car Values THE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND SEVEN- PASSENGER = SEDAN - $2395 comicbooks.com