"Slightly used purpose here!  Get your daily dose of meaning!  Self-fulfillment, like new, only two bucks!"  From Blue Collar God by Terry Esau, 2001.

"What's the use?"  From West Virginia Wesleyan College's 1916 yearbook.

"You're here — but why?"  From The Australian Women's Weekly, 1967.

"Everyone has asked himself 'what's the use of living?'"  From Reality Magazine, 1938.

"Must life have meaning."  From McGill Daily, 1957.

"Why do we want to live?"  From The Instructor, 1968.

"What life deeply and honestly means."  From Olivert Nazarene's 1943 yearbook.

"What am I living for?"  From The Australian Women's Weekly, 1967.

"Nothing meaningless."  From The Martlet, 1970.

This passage is a Googlewhack: "The world is starved for the life we have discovered.  We dare not keep it to ourselves.  We are born, like Christ, to die, and in our death to bring the joy of life to others.  Our life is a paradox — death in reverse!"  From Goshen College's 1971 yearbook.

"I continuously brooded on the problems of existence—free-will and determinism, the whence and why and whither of man, the origin of evil, the immortality of the soul, the futility of life, etc., and made myself very miserable over such questions."  From Peter Ibbetson, illustrated by George Du Maurier, 1891.

"Life without industry is guilt.  Industry without art is brutality."  From The Roycroft Books, 1900.