• Neat quarter page artwork by Rudolph Dirks of people parachuting from the shipwreck of an air ship.
• Full page artwork by Raymond Crosby, The college widow, another farewell.
• Cute half page artwork by C. Allan Gilbert of a young man who is coaching his girl to look like she is being kissed for a photograph.
• Two page centerspread art by C. H. Ebert, The coronation Of King Edward VII, I believe this pertains to the fallout from the Boer War.
• Some current events include : The Boer war is over, Mr. Chamberlain is the statesman most responsible for the worst bargain in war that Great Britain ever made, Shocking accidents caused by automobiles (hit and run), statue of Count de Rochambeau.
• Quarter page photo of kids on a swing at Life’s Fresh Air Farm.
• And many more smaller artworks, cartoon art, and ads … a very entertaining vintage publication!

The post Life Magazine – June 19, 1902 (# 1025) – Boer War appeared first on 2Neat Magazines.

– Full page art or cartoon art by Edward Windsor Kemble (Walking the plank, a revival of the good old days … Joe Citizen being forced off the boat by fat politicians and rich big business).
– Full page artwork by A. M. Richmond with inset poem by E. G. Bradbury, “Omar Khayyam.”
– Two page centerspread art by William H. Walker, “The automobile in 1903 along any American Highway,” Looks like a speeding express train.
– Some current events include : Secretary Shaw is trying to make the Customs process for returning travelers less thorny; General Jacob Smith is retired by an order of the President; Dr. E. Benjamin Andrews giving talks promoting marriage.
– And more smaller artworks, cartoon art, and ads … a very entertaining vintage publication!
– And so much more!  Life humor magazines are great FUN – get ready to grin, giggle and guffaw!

The post Life Magazine – August 28, 1902 (# 1035) – Cars in 1903 appeared first on 2Neat Magazines.

– Full page art or cartoon art by John Cecil Clay (August : mermaid listening to sea shell),
– 2/3 page artwork by Harrison Fisher, “I should like to know how long you have been making love to my wife?” “I began, sir, when you left off.”
– Three pages of fiction story “A private providence” by Cora A. Hardy.
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Dana Gibson, “Plenty of good fish in the sea,” young ladies swimming.
– Some current events include : Entertaining gossip from Newport; Mr. Strong and his paramour “have succeeded in making vice and dishonor so unattractive that they have really made themselves of some value to society as horrible example of what human being ought not to be”; Mr. Bryan continues to mislead the Democratic party; French academy of Medicine has recommended prohibiting the sale of certain beverages such as absinthe because they contain harmful substances.
– And many more smaller artworks, cartoon art, and ads … a very entertaining vintage publication!
– And much more 1902   2Neat antique Life magazine content – cool!

The post Life Magazine – August 7, 1902 (# 1032) – Bad Example appeared first on 2Neat Magazines.

– Full page art or cartoon art by William H. Walker (A Sunday sermon on the moral superiority of man to animals … preacher speaking to animals), F. W. Read (Baby as a bank – extremely funny cartoon art!).
– Small photo from Life’s Fresh Air camps of girl tying little boy’s shoe.
– Cute half page artwork by Gus Dirks, little girl dreaming of results of flower picking, Little Katherine’s Dream.
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Dana Gibson (Mr. Grubbs walks in his sleep, and appears for the first and only time at an entertainment in his own house.)
– The back page has four large photos illustrating the improvements at Brighton Beach Race Track : Paddocks, Cooling paddocks, Club House, and Grand Stand.
– Some current events include : The Philippine Friar problem (Filipinos want to expel the friars); “We don’t allow religious teaching in our public schools here;” Author Mary McLane rumored to be heading to Radcliffe College; Tracy the bandit.
– And more smaller artworks, cartoon art, and ads … a very entertaining vintage publication!
– And so much more!  Life humor magazines are great FUN – get ready to grin, giggle and guffaw!

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The post Life Magazine – July 24, 1902 (# 1030) – Sleepwalker appeared first on 2Neat Magazines.

– Full page art or cartoon art by Harrison Fisher (2/3 page, Captain informing seasick passenger that the ship is sinking), Thomas King Hanna (1/2 page, kids with teacher at Sunday school), Otho Cushing (What costume is that your mother has on?).
– Half page ad for Smith & Wesson with dog sled art by Frederic Remington.
– Two page centerspread art by F. T. Richards, Our leisure class must be amused, row of automobiles bearing down while carrying banners like “Death to the horse, Down with pedestrians.”
– Some current events include : Mr. Charles Schwab seems to be suffering from the effects of too much opportunity, President of the Steel Trust, Mr. Morgan is back home and stocks went up when he returned, The financier is a greater figure now than the soldier, Tragic end of young Mr. Remington at Newport (Robert Reading Remington shot himself over a broken matrimonial engagement to May Van Alen), Roosevelt says “A good soldier should be anxious to fight.”
– And many more smaller artworks, cartoon art, and ads … a very entertaining vintage publication!
– And much more 1902   2Neat antique Life magazine content – cool!

The post Life Magazine – September 4, 1902 (# 1036) – Frederic Remington appeared first on 2Neat Magazines.

The post Life Magazine – July 3, 1902 (# 1027) – Sporting Number appeared first on 2Neat Magazines.