Life Magazine – June 25, 1914 (# 1652) – Sailor Kissing his Girl

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Cover : Sailor kissing his girl under the big guns on ship, “Target practice,” art by Paul Stahr.

– Full page color Vanity Fair ad, most of the page is a reproduction of the cover of the July 1914 issue, with art by the Reeses, with a clown in white, a lady and a dog with a ruff.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Walter Tittle (Why not obey that impulse?, Life subscription ad), Otho Cushing (White Company car ad : Unity), Rodney Thomson (landscape format : The Supply and the demand … one woman and six men), Paul Stahr (Is a bird in the hand worth two in the bush?), Charles Forbell (A picnic in a shady dell as it seems to a finicky nature),
– Full page Fisk Rubber Company ad with lovely art of woman, daughter and doll driving, “We are counting on you,” artist signature nearly readable, something like Remirgan  or maybe R. Morgan (If you know the artist, please tell me).
– Two page centerspread art by Charles Dana Gibson (The girl he left behind him : while the fleet’s away).  
– Some current events include : Commencement, Mexico, Amended Canal tolls reapeal bill, Trial races of the cup defenders, Polo matches, English militants.
– Much more.