Life, 1928-07-19 · page 34 of 40
Life — July 19, 1928 — page 34: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and charitable content**, not political satire. **Left side:** Three product advertisements—Melachrino cigarettes (emphasizing mildness), Reddy Tees golf equipment, and Cake Box tobacco mixture (marketed to college men). These are straightforward commercial ads typical of 1920s magazine pages. **Right side:** A continuation of Life's charitable campaign for "Life's Camps for Needy Children," listing donors and their contributions. The accompanying note explains the fund has operated 41 years, provided $319,278 in aid, and funded holidays for 51,000 poor urban children at an approximate cost of $20 per child. **Context for modern readers:** This reflects early 20th-century philanthropic efforts and advertising standards. There is no political cartoon or satire present—this is a standard magazine layout mixing commerce with charitable appeals, common in publications of that era.
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Correctly designed, Reddy Tees travel only inches where other tees travel yards after the drives. Sold everywhere. Red oryellow. 18 for25c. The Nieblo Mfg. Co., 38 E. 23rd St., New York City me REDDY Tee ASK FOR THEM BY NAME Be sure you get the original and genuine CAKE BOX MIXTURE The favorite tobacco with college men for SO years LEAVITT & PEIRCE inc. mAawuracrurine TOBACCONISTS = MARVARD SQUARE CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Ire’s Camps for Needy Children (Continued from page 31) Chas. W. Kliesrath, Hoboken, N. J, Wm. C. Frank, Woodmere, N. Y.. J. Roy Allen, New York. F. W. K., New York. E. C., East Orange, N. J. Chas. Heebner, Philadelphis Mrs. L. B. Jameson, New York B. B, Schneider, Jr., So. Orange, Louis O. Ginn, Alleghany, Va...... In Memory of James N. Dickey, Juni 19, 1918 Mrs. Stanley W Hill, Pa. Louis Morris § Morris B. Belknap, New York Janet A. Fraser, Water Mill, L. 1 Mrs. Goo. F. D., Jr., Greenwich, Conn, Mr. ard Mrs. H. W Rudolph Zinsser, New York Guy W. Cooper, Plymouth, 3 Bessie H. R Carra._ and) Marjorie Hutchinson, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Mrs. S. J. Life, Owego, N. Y...... Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Clark, Roches- ter, NL Yevee eee : Brackett H. Clark, Rochester, N. Y. Halford R. Clark, Rochester, N. Y.. Donald R. Clark, Rochester, N. Y. Mrs. Dana Warner, Naugatuck, Conn. . * Donna Bradstreet, Rochester, N. Y. Mrs, Fredk. T. Hunt, E. Weymouth, Mass. Morley, Wood & Co., Philadelphia. Mrs, Eugenia B, Herring, New Bed- ford, Mass. . A friend, Brookline, Mass. . William E, Fulton, Waterbury Mrs. C. E. Taylor, Summit, 3 Donald D. Smith, Detroit, Mich Mrs, John B. Creighton, Brooklyn... Anonymous, Philadelphia. A. S., Ir. Hartford... Miss Lillian Bernstein, New York.. Mrs. Charles Jackson, Dover, Mass. . Newton Annis, Detroit, Mich C. A. G., Atlantic City... . Emily G. Hopkinson, Merion, Pa.. Dr. C. B. Whitcomb, Brooklyn. ... Mr, and Mrs, Henry C. Everett, Jr. Boston Margaret E. Woddrop, Arcola, N. J Blanche Adler, Baltimore Mrs. Pierre Gaillard, Washington, | : a . P. Sawyer, New York : Judge and Mrs. Edward R. Finch, New York : In Memory of A. Robert Bridges, New Yor In Memory of Arthur V. Savage... W. P. Jackson, Brig. Gen., U. S. A. Boston sate W. M. Gaylord, Mr. and Mrs. D. Journeaux, bon, N. J.. Live's Fresit Arm Funo has been in operatios for the past forty-one years. In that time it hat expended $319,278.00 and has given a hapy holiday in the country to 51,000 poor city chi dren. Twenty dollars, approximately, pays for suk @ holiday for some poor child from the crowded, hot city. Won't you help? Contributions (which are acknowledged is Live about four weeks after their receipt) sh be made payable to Live's Faust Ain Fux, sent to 598 Madison Avenue, New York. comicbooks.com