Life Magazine – July 9, 1914 (# 1654) – Henry Hutt – Eugenics

– Full page color Coca-Cola ad with art much like fade-out = fadeaway style, Vigorously good.
– Full page on Life’s Fresh Air Camp for poor city kids, with donor’s names and news of the camp, and a neat art strip about Adele.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Charles Forbell (Skinny’s dream : the night after he made the home run), Charles Dana Gibson (After the ball : didn’t you find him wonderfully light on his feet …), W. O. Wilson (I’m sorry, Madam, but you’ll have to be identified ..), Sanford Tousey (The road to justice).
– Two page centerspread art by William H. Walker “The Professor.”
– Some current events include : General Huerta, Niagara Falls conference, General Villa, Capture of Zacatecas, Mexico, Death of Colonel Fierro, loss of the Empress, big fire in Salem, Claflin receivership, Columbia won a memorable boat race at Poughkeepsie, New York mayor’s gun falls from his clothing and shoots a former State Senator through the leg, Suffrage.
– Very interesting small ad for Ideal Power Lawn Mower of Lansing, Michigan.
– And so much more!  Life humor magazines are great FUN – get ready to grin, giggle and guffaw!