Life Magazine – February 3, 1916 (# 1736) – St. Valentine’s Day

– VALENTINE NUMBER.
– Full page color Willilys Knight car ad with art of woman in fancy dress looking out at it through large window, not signed.
– Nice full page American Chain Company ad with art of car in big storm (The hovering peril), not signed.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Power O’Malley (Discretion is the better part of valentines), Angus MacDonall (The flirt), Charles Forbell (If the skating craze gets any worse), William H. Walker (Vat ist der password?), F. T. Richards (January), Charles A. Voight (The theorist).
– Extremely cute 2/3 page art by Orson Lowell (Some men require a lot of encouragement), woman sitting on couch with small empty space by her and the rest of the couch filled with pillows.
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Dana Gibson (Tragic moments : Your daughters’ European education completed, your wife asks you to meet them – they are smoking).
– Some current events include : National Security League, Training armies for future battles, Mr. Garrison, Mr. Stimson, Universal obligatory military training of our available young men (the draft) versus voluntary service, Governor Whitman’s dismissal of Superintendent Riley helps the prison situation.
– Full page color Columbia Records ad with art of Ysaye.
– And much more 2Neat vintage Life magazine 1916 content – fun!