Life Magazine – January 28, 1915 (# 1683) – Rea Irvin – Factory to Home, cannonballs

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Cover : Woman exclaiming over “Nature” in a very manicured park, art by Rea Irvin.

– Artists and cartoonists include Long, A. D. Blashfield, Clarence W. Anderson, Tousey, Orson Lowell (full page, corset laces), Mayo Bunker, Otho Cushing, Wm. H. Walker (Full page), A. B. Walker, C. J. Budd, Harrison Cady, P. L. Crosby, J. Conacher, Paul Reilly, F. G. Cooper, Chester I. Garde, W. O. Wilson, Wm. L. Jacobs, Rea Irvin (full page), Ellison Hoover, Crawford Young, Robert L. Dickey, Sullivant and others.
– Two page center spread art by Angus MacDonall, From the Factory to the Home (canon factory and shelled house).
– Full page color Vanity Fair magazine ad showing cover for February 1915, Ready for Palm Beach.
– Half page Franklin Simon & Company ad for women’s suits and hats.
– Sunday Papers, poem by James Montgomery Flagg.
– Telephone transcript from J. C. Osgood, mine operator in Colorado.
– If they told the truth, i.e. truthful butcher’s ad.
– Current topics include Mr. Francis Patrick Walsh, chairman of Federal Commission on Industrial relations, Bill Sunday, war, Germans, more.
– Lost, strayed or stolen : a Navy.
– Mortgaged to foreigners?
– At last, I am at the end of my troubles! Which end?
– On a dead society reporter, poem by P. O. D.
– Full page ad that is the New York Life Insurance company annual report.
– Half page Beech-nut Oscar’s sauce ad.
– Full page color Pall Mall cigarettes ad and much more.