The variety of content and quality of printing in the pictorial sections are best represented by the collections themselves.  Each issue contains fine arts and theater, sports and war, advertisements and fashions, the exotic and the mundane, school and home life, with contrasting as well as complementary illustrations deliberately placed side by side.

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[Detail] "War of the Races–Men in the Great Conflict and Where They Came From." War of the Nations, 136-37.	[Detail] "English Woman of High Social Rank Who Has Volunteered to Take a Man’s Place in Making Shells for the Army." New York Times August 15, 1915, [1].	[Detail] "Youth and Old Age Combine Forces to Aid France in Her Need."  New York Times June 11, 1916, [1].	[Detail] "War in the Air Over the Battling Fronts in France." War of the Nations, 292.
[Detail] "The Women’s Suffrage Parade." New York Times, October 10, 1915, [1].	[Detail] "Methods Used by Germans to Trap or Destroy Tanks."  War of the Nations, 170.	[Detail] "Egyptian Camel Corps Now Called Upon to Aid Repelling the Turkish Invasion of British territory of Africa."  New York Times, November 12, 1914, p. [2].	[Detail] "The Girl of To-Day. Miss Eva Francis."  New York Times, December 7, 1913, [6].
[Detail] "The Submarine on Whose Ruthless Employment Germany Staked All and Thereby Brought America Into the War."  War of the Nations, 392.	[Detail] "Pussy-Cat."  New York Tribune, June 22, 1919, 2.	[Detail] "Bohn Syphon Refrigerator." Advertisement. New York Tribune, July 13, 1919, 6.	[Detail] "Monster Guns in use by American forces in Argonne."  War of the Nations, 193.

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