In the 1920s, "New York Life" was a semi-regular feature in Life magazine.
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In the 1920s, "New York Life" was a semi-regular feature in Life magazine.
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1920s magazine covers that remind me of Welcome to Night Vale in the best way. Part 1
Sources: Science and Invention covers, Pinterest and Internet Archive
Judge magazine
November 29, 1924
Thanksgiving number
Cover by Percy Crosby
Life magazine 1924
April 3 cover by Warren Davis
April 10 cover by Rea Irvin
hi :) in the ‘liberty’ cover you reblogged, the girl is trying on a hat (she’s holding a receipt for it), so that’s the hat box beside her, not her purse. and i’m guessing it’s the hat that’s “well trimmed” as well?? 🙃
LOL thanks for making an effort to bring sense to the chaos. xD I figured the hat was probably the object being trimmed but totally missed the hat box part. Still mystified by the headlines but that's part of the charm, right?
Judge magazine, February 1924
February 2, 9, 16, 23
Covers by Robert Patterson, R. John Holmgren, James Montgomery Flagg, and Angus MacDonall, respectively.
Life magazine
February 1924