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This page is primarily **advertising and humor snippets** rather than political satire. The content includes: **Humor sections** (top-left): Brief jokes about marriage and finances—daughters making secret marriages to avoid expense, a man's only asset being rheumatism, and an heiress marrying for the right to keep half her own money. These mock marital economics and women's financial dependence in early 20th-century society. **Movie/entertainment ads**: "Red Top Rye" whiskey and "Harper Rye" liquor advertisements. **Sulphume product ads** (right side): Extensive advertising for a sulfur-based patent medicine claiming to cure dandruff, skin diseases, and other ailments—typical of the era's often-fraudulent health product marketing. **Other ads**: Pears soap, blank books, and Southern Railway tourism promoting North Carolina's mountains. **The cartoon** (lower-left): Shows a couple in formal dress, satirizing marriage economics—the father must support the count "like a grand opera," suggesting the husband is a financial burden. The page reflects early 1900s consumer culture and marriage anxieties rather than political commentary.

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“Some people are so lucky. There are the Minglewoods with six daughters and always in such straitened circum- stances trying to keep up appearances.” “And how have they been lucky?” “Why, no less than four of their daughters have made sccret_ marriages at no expense to anybody." —Cleveland Plain Dealer “Well, suh,” said Brother Dickey, “Br’er Williams sho did fool de bai one time in his life!" “How come?" “Wry, dey come ter levy on him, en foun’ dat wuz de rheumatism en one | Atlanta Constitution. wife!"— First heires: the count loves you? | Second heiress—" Of course 1am. He said if I would marry him he'd let me keep half of my own money." —Chicago News But you are quite sure ue 40 Sizee, 100. to 5Oe. cach. ALSANTAELLA & CO., Makers, TAMPA, Fla, ‘Sold by First Class Dealera Everywhere, G00D INCOMES MADE By selling our celebrated Binks—"I called at the office of the president of the Magnate company this 33° | morning and had to wait in the age |Fo0m for two hours before I could get a nd ie | chance to speak to him.” ase. | Winks—" Why didn't you call him up by telephone?"—Somerville (Massachu- "| setts) Fournal. THE COST. Penelope says her married life with the count {s one grand, sweet song.”* Pescy—"' Yes; but her father must think he's supporting a grand opera.”* “On Every Tongue.” Sclentifically distilled ; naturally aged; best and safest for all uses. Famous all over the world, and sold by leading dealers everywhere. BERNHEIM BROS.., Distillers, Louisville, Ky. all he had in do roun’ worl’| | Regine “6 where have been cured by us. ¢ NEW YORK. ‘Write The Dr. J. L. Stephens Co., Dept. 1 2, Lebanon, Obie. | _ * Mother, where are the tittle red spots you had on your fuce 2” “Gone, my darling Sutphume and Sutphume Soap hate taken them ait away.” THE REASON WHY ! SULPHUME is a chemical solution of Pure Sulphur, and when taken internally and applied as a lotion will cure dandruff or any skin disease; itis also a great hair invigorator. Prico $1. SULPHUME SOAP stops itching and all skin irritations, softens and whitens the skin, and has no equal for the toilet or bath, Prices: Perfumed Soap, 25¢ a cake ; Unperfumed, 15¢ a cake. Will mail trial cake upon receipt of price. SULPHUME SHAVING SOAP is the perfection of soaps for shaving. It is a perfect antiseptic, prevents The WHITE ROCK high ball has a smack of its own, “I wish I knew how to make money in the stock market.” “That's easy. Just watch my oper- ations and do just the opposite." —New York Journal, Pears the soap which began its sale in the 18th century, sold afl through the 19th and is selling in the 2oth. = tc a rash breaking out, cures and prevents ASPRING AND SUMMER TONIC] #!! contagious skin diseases, gives a co To THE creamy lather and is soothing to the Glorious Mountains ein. or Western North Carolina SULPHUME LITTLE LIVER PILLS act directly on the liver, kidneys and bowels, but do not gripe or nauscate, Price, 250. SULPHUME BOOK on care of the skin free. Be sure this signa- Ma F ture is on each package of Sulphume Preparations, otherwise it is not genuine. The “Land of the Sky” AND Sapphire Country A NATURAL PARADISE. At all times of the year a pleasant spot, full of life, of color and enjoyment, rich with possibilities for fbealth and recreation, For temperature and climate it is unexcelled. Reached by the Southern Railway Your druggist can procure Sul- phume Preparations from his jobber, without extra charge to you. in most superbly equipped trains in less than 24 hours’ ride from New York. SULPHUME CHEMICAL CO., 2 Snite 108 337 Broadway, New York ‘Write for descriptive book of the “Land of} Lyman Sons & Co., Montreal, the Sky,” mailed free upon application to any agent of the Southern Railway. Cynaiion Agents: NEW YORK OFFICES: 271 and 1185 Broadway ALEX. S. THWEATT, Eastern Passenger Agent. W. A. TURK, S. HW. HARDWICK, Pass'r Traffic Mgr. Gen'l Pass'r Agent. WASHINGTON, D. C. All kinds kept in stock \BLANK BOOKS “ntmecucc, FINDLER @ WIBEL, 115 Nassau Street, New York. Grant—"It is easicr to say a good thing than to do a good thing.” Henderson—"Very trac. But when you say a good thing you are flattered y persons right and left making use of it as if it were their own, but you have few co} Boston Transcript. | yists when you do a good deed."— HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS PAPER WAREHOUSE Nos. #2, 4, and 38 Hleecker Street Branch Warehouse, 30 Beekman Street, New Yor ‘ALL KINDS OF PAPER MADE TO ORDER PREGS OF FLESS & RIDGE PRINTING Co., FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. comicbooks.com