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This is primarily an **advertising and filler content page** rather than a political cartoon page. The OCR'd jokes and anecdotes are typical of Judge's satirical humor from this era. The few notable items: **"Herr Deutcher" joke**: Mocks German immigrants through stereotypical dialect humor ("Nein," "Donnerwetter"), typical of late 19th-century American publications that caricatured ethnic groups. **Governor Hogg joke**: References Texas Governor James Stephen Hogg's children (Ima, Ura, and Moore Hogg—names that survive in records). The pun ("biggest hog of all") is crude wordplay on his surname. **Watts/Potts dialogue**: Satirizes hypocrisy about attending prizefights—suggesting moralizing citizens attended fights they publicly condemned. The page is otherwise **dominated by period advertisements** (Decker Bros. pianos, Kodak cameras, Crosby's Phosphites, etc.) and product endorsements, which was standard for Judge magazine's revenue model. No significant political commentary is visible here.

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ferr Deutcher —" Waiter! Champagne und glass- | Husband—"‘ Why, as I live, my new dress -suit is Waiter —"' Dry, sir?” Herr Deutcher —" Nein! | moth-eaten!" Wife—" That is just like those moths. Zwei, you blag rascal! You needn't t'ink you in it vas! | Why couldn't they have tried my two-year-old seal-s Donnerwetter !"— Vale Record, sacque ?"—Clothier and Furnisher, When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, | The weekly visits of Jupce are duly and truly When ahe was a Child, abe cried for Castoria, appreciated. Its cartoons are rarely equaled, and its When abe became Miss, she clung to Castoria, reading-matter is never stale. JUDGE can be truly said When abe had Children, she gave them Castoria. to be the best humorous and satirical paper published in the world.—National Standard. A little girl is mentioned by the Indianapolis News = who, in order to prove that it is wrong to cut off the Winstow's Sootuine Syrup for Children tails of horses and dogs, quoted the scriptural injunc- soothes the child, softens the gums, allays tion, "* What God has joined together let no man put | ai! pains cures wind colic and diarrhoea. 25 cents a asunder, Boule’ DO NOT MAKE YOUR PLANS FOR THE SUMMER Governor Hogg of Texas has three bright children, until you have seen a copy of the elegant brochure soon | two girls and a boy, whose names respectively are Ima to be issued by the Hotel del Coronado (the largest re- | Hogg, Ura Hogg and Moore Hogg. ‘These names, sort hotel in the world), Coronado Beach, San Diego | the public is told, were bestowed by Governor Hogg county, California. See what Charles Nordhoff writes | himself. This shows that in naming children the gov- of Coronado Beach as a summer resort. ‘This beautiful | ¢mor is the biggest hog of all.—/owa State Register. book will be sent postpaid upon application to E. S. a Babcock, manager. Watts—"1 hear you were at the prize-fight last — night.” Potts —"* Why, certainly.” Watts— tis not Joaquin Miller has written an article on "* How to lace to take care of another man’s conscience ; get married happily and stay married.” It has become really, now, do you thiak a ecftizen tn, good stadia our duty at times to criticise Mr. Miller's poetry with | ought to encourage such disgraceful exhibitions?" just severity, but really this is no reason why Mr. Miller | Pofts—"T had no idea it was going to be such a dis- Should in such a malignant spirit try to break down |. graceful affair, or I should never have gone. Why, one of Chicago's most flourishing industries. —Chicago | there wasn't a blow struck hard enough to smash a fly. Times, I should say it was disgraceful.""—/ndianapolis Journal, “+1 haven't had an outing for two years.” complained Mrs. Jaysmith, | ‘*'That's too bad,” replied her husband sympathetically. ‘‘T'll look at the ativertisments and see if there isn’t a free excursion to a sale of lots you can go to towlay."— Wasp. Rosenberg, senior —"* Simon, my poy, now that you are going into peezness for yourself let me gif you von good rule to follow.” Rosenbery, junior —" Vell, fader?" 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