Pulp Fiction, 1926 · page 110 of 114
The Frontier, May 1926 — page 110: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
# Advertisement Page This is an advertising page from *The Frontier Advertiser* (a pulp magazine publication). It contains two distinct advertisements: on the left, Burgess Flashlights & Batteries promotes their products as essential safety equipment against darkness, emphasizing the reliability of their Uni-Cells batteries. On the right, Ansco advertises their Ready-Set Cameras and Speedex Film, promoting easy snapshot photography for capturing memorable moments. Both ads use period-appropriate design with illustrations—a detailed flashlight on the left and a camera with film box on the right. The page is bordered with decorative typographic elements typical of early-20th-century magazine design.
📄 Transcribed text from this page (OCR, searchable)
Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
THE FRONTIER ADVERTISER BURGESS FLASHLIGHTS & BATTERIES _——s ( NTS BEANIE OA OMETHING to remember is that any good flashlight case practically never wears out. Filled with a Burgess Flashlight Battery, you have done about all that you canto insure yourself against the inconven- ienceand danger always present in darkness. Burgess Flashlight Uni-Cels will fit any case you may have. Try them—no better batteries are made, cA Laboratory Product Burcess BATTERY COMPANY GENERAL SALES OFFICE: CHICAGO Canadian Factories and Offices: Niagara Falls and Winnipeg earp~r aN SNe : As ‘ Vii — — UM lene >) ad cx Time flies but pictures stay forever —take pictures Keep forever alive their school days and games—that muscle-stretching camping trip—the dance with the con- quests—keep them all in pictures! The fleeting moments are caught eas- iest with an easy-to-use camera. The Ready-Set camera is made for instant action. No bother of setting for light, speed, or distance. It’s Ready-Set for pictures. Just open—aim—shoot. Something new by ANSCO Ready-Set __ Cameras “See “i ef “ ear A Ansco Speedex Film—in the a red box with the yellow band — fits all roll film cameras and 1s made for inexperienced picture takers to get just the pictures they want. ANSCO CAMERAS & SPEEDEX FILM Pioneer Camera Makers of America Ansco—Binghamton, N. Y.