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This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine, with one notable literary content piece. The main editorial content is a sentimental poem titled "The Letter I Did Not Send," published in the Boston Globe. It tells of two longtime friends who quarrel bitterly. The narrator writes an angry letter severing the friendship but, unable to sleep, reflects that *he* was actually at fault. He burns the unsent letter, and they reconcile the next morning without words. The satire here is subtle—it's likely mocking the overwrought sentimentality and melodrama typical of popular newspaper poetry of the era. The page is otherwise filled with period advertisements: Mariani Wine (a popular patent medicine), Electric Baths treatments, an architectural instruction book, Flammarion opera glasses, White Rock sparkling water, Tutonic Mead, and Honey Wine. No political figures or cartoons are visible on this particular page.

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THE LETTER | DID NOT SEND. He was the friend of my boyhood, My youth and my manhood's prime ; We had vowed to be ever faithful To the end of our earthly time. But somehow it happened we quarreled One word to another led ; And our eyes were flashing in anger And bitter was all we OVERWORKED MEN, DELICATE WOMEN, SICKLY CHILDREN, TAKE ‘That night I wrote such a letter ‘As one might write toa foe, And told him that never thereafter Would I wish his presence to know ; We must pass each other as strangers, Our lives henceforward apart ; And let him know that forever Thad torn him out of my heart. Q@IARIANI WINE) No other preparation has ever recetved #0 many vol- ntary testimonials from eminent people as the world: famous Martant Wine. Mariani Wine WORKS WONDERS. Sold by all druggists, Marian! & Co., 82 W 15th handsome book of endorsemer Princes, Cardinals, Archbian Dersonages 1¢ ts scat grat Write for tt. Then I sought my bed, still raging, But I courted slumber in vain ; ‘The face of my more than brother Rose before me ever again. He was always so true beside me And sharing all changes of life, Our words had been always of loving ‘And never till now of strife. Retase Substitutes And then our quarrel—wbat was it? How did it ever befall ? Perhaps he was right—yes, I know it, It was I in the wrong, after all. ‘Then I rose from my bed. took the letter ‘And cast it into the fire; And there saw it smolder in ashes ‘And thus did my anger expire, d postpaid to ail who “I see so much in the newspapers about subsidies. 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IO you ever iotend to build get this book ‘and’ study it. before you commence. Ths should be Journ icp toward buldin use, #0 a8, to ascertain. what kind of a house you want and find ‘outhow much (tts going to cost before going ahead, ‘There is not one person in a hundred that builds & house but N thae wishes, after it 13 too late, that he had made some different arrangements on planning the interior, and would give many Gollars to have bad otherwise, but it is too late, Also there is not one in a hun = dred but that will tell you that his house is costing a great deal more than he calculated it would. “The reason of this fs he warts to build, without proper consideration this only foundation is the money he has to build with and large toy fieatloos. ‘About the time he has his building enclosed his imaginations vanish and his money ‘with them, ‘The value of this work to builders cannot be estimated, as it contains designs for just such houses as they are called on to build every day in the week. is not a builder in the country who caa afford to neglect this book, Remit by Express or Postal Money Order. 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