Life Magazine – July 28, 1910 (# 1448) – Fresh Milk

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Cover : Extremely fancy lady sipping a glass of milk as the bored milkmaid and placid cow watch, “Bovine delights,” art by the talented Rea Irvin.

– Full page color ad for Pierce Arrow cars (with excellent nighttime street scene by Myron C. Perley).
– Full page art or cartoon art by Orson Lowell (Americans abroad : Mamma just remembered that she left the gas burning in her house in Plainfield, Madison county, Indiana), F. T. Richards (July), William H. Walker (Sisyphus Taft), Robert John Wildhack (Some new situations for the Kissing Picture),
– Full page ads for Ladies’ Home Journal, Haynes 1911 cars, Imaginary Life magazine (mental subscribers can still be taken on), Woodbury’s Soap for men (By the Andrew Jergens Company), Horse racing at Saratoga Springs, Pro-phy-lac-tic toothbrushes.
– Two page centerspread art by Harry Grant Dart, The National Game, financial games and get rich quick strategies.
– Curious little ad for the Berkshire Hills Sanatorium for treatment of cancer without surgery.
– Small photo of girls at Life’s Fresh Air farm.
– Some current events include : Theodore Stanton returns from Paris and says that men’s clubs which do not have reception rooms for women ought not to exist, Secretary Ballinger says he will not resign, President withdraws 43 million acres of coal lands, oil lands and such for conservation, Lumberman Walker from Minneapolis says a financial crisis is come due to imbalance in foreign trade.
– “The main office of the men’s clubs in New York is to provide salubrious asylums for ownerless men, or for husbands whose wives are out of town.”
– And much, much more.