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This page is primarily **advertisements and light humor**, not political satire. The main content includes: **"Dramatized Advertisements"** (top): A comedic piece imagining that companies will turn ads into comic operas—dramatizing everything from "Self-raising Buckwheat Flour" to "Peerless Bunion Cure." It's satire on aggressive advertising culture, joking that ads have become so omnipresent they'll soon dominate theater itself. **"Kiplingiana"** (center): Parodies Rudyard Kipling's style, mocking British sports and athletes with exaggerated alliteration ("The rubber-shod rough," "the gaby in gaiters"). It's literary humor targeting a famous writer's characteristic style. **Irish dialect humor** (bottom right): Brief jokes between "Casey" and "Cassidy" using stereotypical Irish-American accents and situations (farm accidents), typical of period humor. The remainder is **commercial advertising** for alcohol, pianos, bicycles, and patent medicines—the page's primary purpose. No significant political commentary appears.

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DRAMATIZED ADVERTISEMENTS. nounced that a well-known series of advertise. jo be dramatized in the lorm of a comic opera.) | recently made such graceful ‘re dramatizing ads to-day— hey're dramatizing ads. Tr v'll dramatize most anything arner in the scads Self-raising Buckwheat Flour," nd “Smeliem’s Rare As vell as“ Blank's Reclining Chairs" — play to standing-room. Th y'Ilgive us“ Wotter's ere the villain's death, men will leave between the acts, ‘jo come with cloven breath sit beside the lad i nd tell her to be sure see the ballet dancers in Peerless Bunion Cure.” Cure for Drink,” o-dollar Shoes" will bring you to y will not fail. 9 not miss the funny Drawing Taught by Mail Rooms. for Rent,” 1 “Bargain Sale a cream of all the : s Condensed Milk.” 1 ‘twill be worth your while Muldoon’s Canned ‘Pork They're dramatizing ads to-day In half a hundred ways— And dramatize some plays dignificd-looking man a horse in North t the other evening, and while brushing off his clothes let forth a stream of abus You ought to hav ."" said a passer-by. “snot what mak , Straightening up. . of being run over t there are so many automobiles in town —Indianapolis the driver ar- What is your prefer- ; > much casicr to "Washington Star, *A Genuine Old Brandy made from Wine.” Medical Press (London), Amg., top MARTELL'S THREE STAR BRANDY aT ALL BARS and _and RESTAURANTS atotanes Tat Mp ey ALES Tht set hey said he owed nothing when he A little inquiry showed he had not ovi led for his chief creditors. his debt is best discharged through alife insurance policy PENN MUTUAL 91 3-5 Chestnut Philadelphi . Pa, KIPLINGIANA. (The list of British sports to. whi incomplete. The tollowing lines will [possibly] | serted in ature editions |The rubber-shod rough with a racquet: the ass on the asphalted path . |The half-witted hurler of hammers; the lubber that leaps at a lath The ruffian riding in red, and the gaby | in gaiters that shoots. |The fatuous flapper of flies, and the scoundrel with snakes in’ his boo The lout that loafs on the lin lingo of * ies’ and “the like. The blundering bent-backed bounder | that buckets along on a bike. The bare-legged boobies in boots. bent on becoming a “blue, ‘The crass-headed crocks playing croquet, the crapulous cad with a cue. The maniac mounted on motors that murder a man every mile |(And I think you will freely admit that | I've bettered my earlier style.) —Iesbninster Gazeite. each Mefore Retiring—Prevents Headache. Dr. Siegert’s Genuine Imported Angostura Bitters. BEATING ALL RECORDS. Whenever the American people find a thing of merit— absolute genuine ment—tey appreciate hhesate to make liberal use of te It is meri that counts for the enormous sale of Cascarets—over ten. millon | boxes last year. Its the best bowel and liver regulator he world and sells at prices that suit everybod i table form, Thre, oa scarets are easy to ‘are sold by the makers Under an absolute guarantee to refund the money i | Cisearets do not prove satitactory, "A goo, bor VAS | enough for a whole month's treatment for the worst case We urke every sufferer to give Cascarets an immetiate y rs c spring days and a bottle of Evans’ Casey (to Cassidy, who ha rlesdie ik unioriaenersvese jarm in an accident)—"Oh, my! Oh, my! TORS but Oi'm sorry fur ye, man, Cassidy—" Tut, tut! luck. That was the arm * "twas jist beginnin’ to hurt | me.""—Philadelphia Press. ith his} Oi was bom in 68, |lucky t'ing it was fur me.” at all. Shure, ¢ Be cheerful—keep healthy and happy with Abbott's, the Original Angostura Bitters. YOU ARE SAFE ‘when you ask for TOr RYE. ten years old, and as re ws refined Kold. just lost his| First nurse-girl At = DR.SIEGERT'S Passi : ye see twinty- apart enn pee GOSTUp Bt "68 hadn't been 'a a lape-vear Oi wudn't ‘ " been born at all, '—Philadel- Seems to me y'r puttin’ on a heap o' style drivin’ in the park with a moneygrammed kerriage, ‘m in and coachman and footmen, too. Does was vace Ly’ missus lend ye her private ri Second nurse-girl— She sends me to | take her pet dog out fer an airin’.” “Rut where's the dog “Under th’ seat." —N w York Weeely. \ BITTERS Imported from Trinidad B.W1. 22 GOLD MEDALS The Only Genuine Unrivalled appetizing tonic and stomach corrective, recommended by physicians. Lends an exquisite flavor to champagne, sherry, and all liquors. Notice the name Dr. Siegert, and refuse all imitations and substitutes. The genuine has been on the market seventy years. 4-H. MUPPERMANN, Sole Ape, Wen York, Mrs, Styles—"As that Miss Fussan- feather came down the street just now The patro®man—" Yes: to ask you if he could have h Indianapolis News. The sergeant—" He has been here be- he wanted me s regular she spitefully tossed her head tc | side.” Mrs. Gyles—"Oh, well, she'll hardly miss it." Yonkers States one 1. Ale go together. h SFAST TRAINS DAHY FASTEST TIME ACROSS THE CONTINENT. ‘Tux Overtanp Limite leaves Chicago || | 8.00 p.m. daily and arrives San Francisco || | 5.15 p.m. third day, Tue Paciric Ex. Fubss leaves Chicago 10.99. m. dally and arrives San Francisco 4.15 p.m. thitd day. |] | ‘Tue CALironnta Exrness leaves Chicago || . | 11.30 p.m. daily and arrives San Francisco flea-bitten, claybank hose, 82¢a. m. fourth day. Unrivaled scenery. and most luxurious service via CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN, UNION PACIFIC AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAYS. All meals in dining cars, Best of every thing.” Personally conducted excursions every Tuesday and Thursday, All agents sell tickets via this route. ‘You will get more prompt attention and etter service | by mentioning Jcoce when answering advertivements. Farmer Snadbitter—" and ills [he won't get fat. ‘round kickin’ Y = — |hosses that does amount to somethin’! | Durned if I don’t name ‘im ‘The Criti —San Francisco Bulletin ED. PINAUD'S BRISE EMBAUMEE VIOLETTE ‘This most recent and dest of ED. PINAUD'S achievements In the do-| main of Pertumery ts, in very fact, embaumee Paseable and eoul-sat- Istying draught of pure 2 brie Sold everywhere. ED. PINAUD'S Importation Office 40 Eant 14th St., New York, EASY MONEY 2'<wni: Fesponalble Address Chas, Johnson, P.O.B. 897, Chicago YS, FREE, TRIA i8ts WODELS, $0 $15 1901 Models, Dest mak gris B00 Second: Hand x } Factor rng DE RIDER AGENTS. WANTED POE ACERS, ATED ace Sites Browienntrpoesepocial ef MEAD ovals: OO. See. 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