– ST. VALENTINE’S NUMBER.
– Full page Thomas Flyer car ad, E. R. Thomas Motor car company.
– Lots and lots of different car ads.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Harrison Cady (High Jinks, the barnyard pump is frozen), Bayard Jones (For exchange, a clever conversationalist for a dancing man).
– Excellent full page Standard porcelain enameled ware ad, bathroom fixtures.
– Long story, The Lady who smoked cigars by Rupert Hughes.
– Two page centerspread art by Orson Lowell (Running the gauntlet, His Fiancee’s family).
– Some current events include : Admiral Davis buried his reputation for discretion, Sir Alexander Swettenham, Senator Tillman and his spectacular exhibition in the Senate, Jerome Hart sold the San Francisco Argonaut, Secretary Hitchcock leaves the Cabinet because he doesn’t want to reorganize the land office – leaves it to Mr. Garfield.
– Gorgeous full page color Southern Pacific ad with art of travelers on a ship, signed but illegible, J.C.
– And much more 2Neat vintage Life magazine 1907 content – fun!

– Many car ads.
– Kelly-Springfield tires ad for buggy tires (!), Consolidated Rubber Tire company.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Otho Cushing (But I don’t want to play I’m a teddy bear), Will Foster (You’ll be glad to learn, dear, that I’ve gotten out of visiting our relatives).
– Two page centerspread art by William H. Walker (The fathers of our country as seen by his children).
– Some current events include : Possiblity of war with Japan, Japan has properly protested the exclusion of Japanese children from the public schools of California, Abe Ruef, Mayor Pompadour Schmitz, A bill to protect the interest of foxes in fox hunting.
– Much more.

– Many car ads.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Will Foster (Never marry a man who drinks, smokes, swears, goes to prize-fights),
– Two page centerspread art by Harrison Cady (Give ’em a chance, a suggestion for field day at the Jamestown exposition).
– Some current events include : The President handled the Harriman letter in his most impetuous manner, Very little that is said about the President sticks long in the public mind, but what he says in reply is much less readily forgotten, William Hearst and Mayor Dunne, Indictment and sufferings of Abe Ruef in San Francisco, Passage of the Bingham bill regarding the Commissioner of Police in New York City.
– Full page color Pennsylvania Clincher Tires ad with art by Harry V. Parkhurst, I believe.
– Much more.

– Many automobile and related ads.
– Lovely Full page color Peerless Motor Car company ad, “signed” Quebec, Can.
– Full page art or cartoon art by F. T. Richards (August), many smaller cartoons.
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Broughton (The story of a summer).
– Some current events include : No individual, no corporation, obeying the law has anything to fear from this Administration, Wall Street, State railroad legislation, Scarcity of government funds due to two costly wars, two destructive earthquakes and more, Average worker happier with his lot now that the rich are suffering, Deceased Wife’s sister bill in England.
– Long story, A birthday gift by T. L. M.
– And much more 1907   2Neat antique Life magazine content – cool!

– THANKSGIVING NUMBER (a fat issue).
– Cute half page art by Gould, “A critical moment in the game,” Two football players, one from Harvard, one from Yale, watch as a lovely lady selects a team banner to wave.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Bayard Jones (Father reads from his favorite author),
– Full page ad for Lowney’s Chocolate bonbons, Gillette Safety razor.
– Two page centerspread art by Wm. H. Walker, “Scuttled.”
– Some current events include : Wild days on Wall Street, Mr. J. P. Morgan’s Panic, Closing of Knickerbocker Trust Company.
– The astonishing tale of a pen and ink puppet, or, the genteel art of illustrating, By Oliver Herford.
– “The whole company of the rich men of the country have had such a thorough cursing out for the last two years that it was worth something to us all to find something in some of them to admire.”
– Full page color ad for Stoddard-Dayton motor cars.
– And much more 1907   2Neat antique Life magazine content – cool!