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Life Magazine – March 19, 1914 (# 1638) – Devil is now Female
$10.00 – $34.00
Magazine Condition Choices :
Good
POOR (All Good, but is missing back cover which was the London Life ad. Was once in a bound volume, formerly glued spine has been neatened with a thin band of archival white tape.)
Description
Cover : Female devil standing on world, sending Male devil away, “Deposed,” art by F. W. Read.
– Full page color Moon Motor Car ad with rather nice art at bottom, stylized glyph in corner may be signature, possibly T. H.
– Curious 2/3 page ad for Dioxogen, an antiseptic and disinfectant.
– Full page art or cartoon art by not signed, possibly by Otho Cushing, but gorgeous (White Car ad with Minerva and Bellerophon), Charles Forbell (The epidemic, people dancing), not signed (The Komikal Kid).
– Two page centerspread art by W. O. Wilson “The new tooth.”
– Some current events include : Provision to remit canal tolls, Mr. Bryan of the State Department, the Uplift, Mormon influence, Suffragists.
– Nice half page art by Walter Tittle of neat young woman looking at three indigent women (street people) in a park, “More Voters.”
– Cute small art by E. G. Lutz of fat man stuck in the space between two cliffs so he didn’t fall, “Ah! Who said “Fat is fatal’?”
– Most lovely full page color London Life cigarettes ad with young boy dressed as a page, green, art by A. Bazant or A. Bazantt.
– Another great full page color ad, Grape Nuts, young girl walking to school with her Saint Bernard, not signed.
– Much more.
– Curious 2/3 page ad for Dioxogen, an antiseptic and disinfectant.
– Full page art or cartoon art by not signed, possibly by Otho Cushing, but gorgeous (White Car ad with Minerva and Bellerophon), Charles Forbell (The epidemic, people dancing), not signed (The Komikal Kid).
– Two page centerspread art by W. O. Wilson “The new tooth.”
– Some current events include : Provision to remit canal tolls, Mr. Bryan of the State Department, the Uplift, Mormon influence, Suffragists.
– Nice half page art by Walter Tittle of neat young woman looking at three indigent women (street people) in a park, “More Voters.”
– Cute small art by E. G. Lutz of fat man stuck in the space between two cliffs so he didn’t fall, “Ah! Who said “Fat is fatal’?”
– Most lovely full page color London Life cigarettes ad with young boy dressed as a page, green, art by A. Bazant or A. Bazantt.
– Another great full page color ad, Grape Nuts, young girl walking to school with her Saint Bernard, not signed.
– Much more.
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