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This page is primarily **advertising**, not political satire. It contains several commercial promotions typical of early 1900s magazines: **Main Advertisement**: Schlitz Beer dominates the right side, emphasizing 50 years of brewing tradition since 1848. The copy appeals to quality-consciousness and purity standards—reflecting contemporary anxieties about food/beverage safety. **Other Ads**: Club Cocktails (home delivery service), Eagle Maraschino Cherries, and Earl & Wilson dress shirts appear on the left. **Actual Content**: - A poem, "Bliggin's Mare," about a poorly-behaved horse transformed by wearing a fancy Paris hat—a light joke about superficial improvement through fashion. - Several brief comic quips about contemporary topics (corn crops, lightning strikes, tobacco). - A courtship advice piece titled "A Word to Mary E. Wilkins" (likely addressing the known author). **Historical Context**: The page reflects a commercial magazine ecosystem where advertising subsidized editorial content, and brief humorous items filled space between ads.

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fr Order some “elub (eocktails” Sent Home To-day. You will then have on yourown sideboard. besier Zockiail than ean be served over any bar inthe world. A cocktails substantially a biend of diferent liquors, fed aibicad improve wih The “Club Cocktalis” are made of the best of liquors; made by actual |} weight ‘and measurement, No guesswork about them. your husband. ai breattast which he prefers <a. Manhattan, Marini, Whiskey, Holland Gins Tom Gin, Vermouth of York —and’ then surprise Bim with one at his dinner For sale by ail Fancy Grocersand Dealers. G. F. HEUBLEIN & BRO. 29 Broadway, N.Y. Marttord, Conn. BLIGGIN'S MARE, ‘They tell a tale of Bliggin’s mare— She came of blooded stock, But she was sure to cut up mean Before she'd gone the block. She'd strike a nobby step or two, But mostly, as a rule, She'd hang her head and stumble on And shamble like a mule. Now, Bliggin tried most every plan To train that mare aright ; He had a trainer rub her down And ‘tend her day and night. ‘The harness was in keeping with A thoroughbred’s proud state, Yet all the time the beast would move With that unseemly gait. At last the hat fad struck the town— ‘The hated horse, that is— And Bliggin got a Paris hat For that fine nag of his. With roses on her bonnet bright, She trotted out right gay. 1s only goes to show—oh, well, lt shows it, anyway. —Josk Wink, in Baltimore American, No wonder that the reported partial failure of the corn-crop takes the starch out of the | market '—PAiladelphia Record. PUDDINGS PIES anv ICES are ‘bona tading EAGLE MARASCHINO CHERRIES Perfection of 50 Years Back of each glass of Schlitz Beer there is an experience of fifty years. In 1848, in a hut, Joseph Schlitz be- gan brewing. Not beer like Schlitz beer of today; but it was honest. It was the best beer an American had ever brewed. This great brewery today has new methods. perfection. A half century has taught us But our principles are 50 ears old; our aims are unaltered. Schlitz beer is still brewed, without regard to ex- pense, according to the best that we know. We send experts to Bohe- mia to select for us the best hops in the world. An owner of the busin sclects the barley, and buys only the best that grows. A partner in our concern sup s every stage of the brewing. Cleanliness is not carried Purity is made imperative. Al beer is cooled in plate glass rooms, in filtered air. Then the beer is’ filtered. Then it is sterilized, after be- ing bottled and scaled. We age beer for months in refrigerating rooms before it goes out. Otherwise Schlitz beer would cause biliousness, as common beer does, Thoy ‘re Always Fresh nd Woll-Solectod. INSIST ON The Eagle Brand to greater extremes in any kitchen than here. es Ask for beer, and you get the beer that YUM : best suits yourdcaler. He may care more for his profit than your health. Ask for Schlitz, and you get the best beer that the world ever knew. ‘A WORD TO MARY E, WILKINS. Ob, why don’t you marry him, Mary, get it over and through? you hold off for a whim, Mary; it takes but a minute or two, The late Pierre Lorillard, the tobacco king. never mixed business with’ sporting. On the race-course he had no use for the plug.—</- bany Argus. i/|__ EARL & WILSON'S ( Hl [( COLLARS CUFFS 8 SHIRTS BEST IN THE WORLD. The newspapers report that lightning struck as you think, Mary. two New York hackmen. They do not say ays a word oF two, that it won the strike.—Lowisville Courier- While you shut your eyes and blink, Mary, —— And but have to say “I do.” We're losing our faith in you, Mary, ales of love you've told. You've so often made one of two, M We think you should be more bold.” Ask for the brewery bottling. a. erace ———— SHAMROCK Il. and PONSTEUEION And when the whole thing is through, Mary, You'll see how easy it's been ; And no more you'll fret and stew, Mary, If at night you keep him in, * ” 3 i A\s 5 SIZE, A beautiful oF 3 16% x 221% inches. BEAUTIFUL CUIDE To PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION teproduction in Printeo on Ptate colors of Frank . a i area, 1s Elon H Scneu's superb Uf ‘ BERS Price, 10 Cents per : Copy. cameo Will be forwarded by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price. of the great yachts Containing Best Map of Grounds Ever Made, Is pubtished by the | which are to Address Judge Company, 110 FIFTH AVENUE, New York, contest for the America's Cup. Lackawanna Railroad ~ Send 4 cents in stamps to T. W. Lee, Copyright, 1901, by Juvce Company. 26 Exchange Place, New York City. “MANOEUVRING FOR THE START.” to BASS OCC SESS SPOS SS SS OST HOSSTSOSSSS comicbooks.com