Life Magazine – March 27, 1913 (# 1587) – Awful Number

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Cover : A futurist depicts “The Light that lies in woman’s eyes”, art by Power O’Malley.

AWFUL NUMBER.
– Artists and cartoonists include Otho Cushing, Paul Goold, Orson Lowell, Rodney Thomson (full page), C. F. Peters, Chester I. Garde, Donald McKee, Power O’Malley, Rea Irvin (full page and more), M. A. Stocking, Charles Dana Gibson, Harrison Cady, A. B. Walker, T. S. Allen, R. B. Fuller, C. J. Budd, Bayard Jones, C. Bertram Hartman, Wm. L. Jacobs, Harry Grant Dart, C. W. Kahles, C. Broughton, and others.
– Two page center spread art by Bayard Jones, the dances of yesterday, today and tomorrow.
– Full page color Garford Company car ad, art by R. F. S. or D. F. S. or?
– Full page locomobile ad with photo of the Del Monte maze.
– Full page Mobiloil ad with text and charts, What will 1913 do to your car?
– Full page Hudson motor car ad, # 224, with art.
– Small ad for Dixon’s Graphite Greases, with photo of Teddy Tetzlaff, driver.
– Rhymed review, the Valiants of Virginia, by Arthur Guiterman.
– Current topics include Emmeline Pankhurst, Mrs. Belmont, Inez Milholland, William Hearst, Cole Blease, Tammany and Charley Murphy, Rosie Hertz, Prostitution as a parlor topic, Joseph Pulitzer and more.
– Humorous cartoon showing militants as they are, as they THINK they are, as they appear to others.
– In the Stilly Night, poem by Nathan M. Levy.
– Some horrible books.
– Full page Stearns-Knight car ad, F. B. Stearns Company, Cleveland.
– Quarter page Indian Motorcycle ad with art.
– Full page Pantasote Company ad for car tops, like convertible top covers.
– Full page Michigan Motor car company ad, Kalamazoo, Michigan.
– Approx. half page Knox Spring Hats ad with art by C. Coles Phillips.
– Half page Hupmobile ad, nice.
– Ad with photo of estate for sale, six miles from State House in Boston, huge.
– Half page Madame Nordica’s bath powder for reduction of weight ad.
– Full page color Pennsylvania Vacuum cup tires, with Bugville art by Harrison Cady.
– Full page Packard ad from the etching by E. Horter.
– And much, much more.