Life Magazine – July 10, 1913 (# 1602) – Baseball Number

– BASEBALL NUMBER (much on all aspects of baseball).
– Wonderful 2/3 page art by Richard Culter, “The Champeens,” of a man taking a photo of the winning boys’ baseball team.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Arthur Lewis (landscape format : Any vacant lot, anywhere in the United States, any afternoon during the Baseball season), Orson Lowell (The idea of dying just as we have got C. K. C. & S. W. on the toboggan!), W. O. Wilson (In aid of foreign missions), William L. Jacobs (Are you the young man who was making love to my daughter last night?)
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Dana Gibson, “Seventh Inning – everybody up,” three folks stretching after sitting for a long time at baseball game.
– Some current events include : New currency bill, Regional reserve banks idea, Approved commercial paper a basis for emergency issues of bank notes, Civil sundry bill, Attorney General McReynolds and scandal in California, Ellis Island.
– One third page ad for the book “The reflections of a beginning husband” by E. S. Martin, the editor of Life.
– And so much more!  Life humor magazines are great FUN – get ready to grin, giggle and guffaw!