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This page is predominantly **advertising**, not political satire. It contains various product advertisements typical of early 20th-century American magazines: Packer's Tar Soap, Williams' Shaving Soap, The Club Cocktails, St. Denis Hotel, and remedies for opium addiction and insomnia. The small editorial content includes **humorous anecdotes** rather than political cartoons: - A poem mocking a poor Hindi man's clothing practices - A story about an English bishop's verbose speech (interrupted by a clock striking twelve) - A joke about children and a rubber plant - A brief piece on poetry contributors The page's title, "NOTHING NEW," reflects its opening philosophical verse suggesting human concerns are timeless—echoing ancient Egyptian and Chinese wisdom. **No identifiable political figures or satirical commentary appear.** This is primarily a commercial publication page with light humor pieces designed to fill space between advertisements.

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NOTHING NEW. new in polities, he Chinese say Before we got a start id men who view And travel at t clare that the Egyptians were Ahead of the Chinese the pyramids Each little jest that one essays ch passing verbal trick, very likely to be found On some Assyrian brick But why pursue the doleful theme Since ‘no relief we view; re's nothing new in tellir ‘That there is nothing new Washingion Star 1 Health, wealth and happiness. “The first will he other two. Get health with Abbe al Angostura Bitters. At drug; A story is toldofa certain Englishbishop well known for his verbosity, who rose to address the house of lords on a very im- portant sion. “L- will, divide my specch under twelve fh he said. to the discomfort of his audience. The maryatis of Salisbury begged to be allowed to interpose with a little Hote friend of mine was returning home late one night.” he said, “when opposite St Paul's he saw oxicated m to ascertain the time on the bi there. Just then it began to strik slowly tolled out twelve. The n tened, looked hard at the clock, *Confound you, why couldn't you he said that all bishop heartily joined in the la er which fol- lowed and took the hint contained in the story. —Omaha Bee. Packer’s Tar Soap is pure, mild, invigorating and antiseptic. It soothes while cleansing, and for more than a quarter of a century has been The Standard n trying clock and For the Hair and Skin ——— ‘The Packer Mfg. Co., 81-83 Fulton St. New York. THE CLUB are the original bottled Cocktails. Years of experience have made them THE PERFECT COCKTAILS that they are. Do not be lured into buying some imitation. The ORIGINAL of anything is good enough, When others are offered it is tor the purpose of larger prof- its. Insist upon having the CLUB COCKTAILS, and take no other, G.) EUBLEIN & BRO. Sate Pry “D Kl ‘Speaking of poetry, keep in touch with the Fayette (I Va.) Journal. Mr. Jo Hill is an oc sional contributor to the Journal, fast week he handed in this one we always like to] “The poor benighted Hindoo. He does the best he kindo; He sticks to his caste from first to last, | And for pants, he makes his skin do.”” We are pre .cs who v insist that Jo should ased the word trousers instead of pants but the Fayette folk wear pants and Jo| understands his reade Post, Before Retiring—Relleves Insomnia. De. Siegert’s Genuine Imported Ap; | HOPE DEFERRED. | t yesterday we lingered | 1 the bluebird's song, ¢ south wind whisper Of vales where violets. throng. But the bluebird ‘The violets fa The Georgia rooster 's standin’ On one leg in the snow! —Adanta Constitution. + Sealth: Tate the open ati Let the doctors go Keefe uf your suit Eat the simplest food Dunk Cuans’ be Good Meio: MD, ae PEN-CARBON LETTER BOOK , re. | Conducted on European Plan at Moderate Rates. Table dHote Breakfast, $ .50 + Dinner, $1.25 and 1.50 Cétiray Wns nod nor coroner suse Ot exey sccess trom depots’ es. Crviea t Broadway caredirect,orby transient ‘WM. TAYLOR @ SON PROPRIETORS. Mlastrated guide of New York City mailed free ‘on request. we ane co. TROY UC OL CUFFS ARE THE BEST BUY THEM. /s04 Liguer Habit cared wits. inconvenience or detention from OPUM == Son bevel 1 Kinde I brought and’ for us to hav reartner— Children, this morn- ave a little surprise for you. I a lovely big rubber-plant n our room, and every day |first pair of rubbers Miss Singleton (effusiv' is so good to me! red to hear from the crit- | prese | earliest —Washingion | Hope asleep B ter drea: er Thoma: I'd sho’ fe At eve s me with some pic Young archeol you—have ist (naively) — d some Sing you pi specimens? Star of you so trifin’ dat T a wuz ‘pinted ter be de pearly gates de fus’ ving » would be ter let down en go fas" you may well say dat; good over de ‘pint: uully hatter go ter sleep m if it wuz true.""—Atlanta Con- stitution, ED. PINAUD'S! BRISE EMBAUMEE VIOLETTE talning two ounces, Price $4.00, Sold everywhere, ED. PINAUD’S Importation Office ll get more pro by mentioning Jupce wh Williams’ sme ing ond Do You Shave? Do you find it easy or hard? it painfal and irksome ? soap you use ‘The answer depends on the The pure, rich, creamy lather of Williams’ Shaving Soap softens the beard, as no oth nd insures the gre refreshes the face luxury and safety. Williams’ Shaving Soaps a Shaving, aad in the lara of Sha Cream, tte» are sold by druggists dr a will, soothes and test possible case, e the only recognized standard for od toe" THE J. B, WILLIAMS CO., Glastonbury, Ct. Sticks, Shaving Tablets, Shaving perfumers all over the world. DEKSDEN SYDNEY Th > Best Inter. national, Dentifrice a ARUN I Wwe AEN Ne eps Ii yet LS by ty pr. 180M DAN efender of the Rails-The New York Central.”—Urica Henao. comicbooks.com