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This page from *Judge* magazine (a satirical publication) contains primarily **advertisements and humor columns**, not political cartoons with specific figures. The content includes: **Humor pieces**: Brief jokes on domestic and social themes—a student studying medicine, a father's disapproval of his daughter's engagement, a woman worried her husband is jealous. These are gentle satirical observations of everyday life rather than political commentary. **"What's in a Name?" cartoon**: Shows an Irish immigrant (indicated by dialect: "karats"/"carrots," "wolfe"/"wife") comically misunderstanding "carats" as horse food when shopping for a diamond ring. The joke plays on ethnic stereotypes and language barriers common in early 20th-century American humor. **Advertisements**: The page is dominated by ads for Kodak cameras, patent medicines (licorice tablets, Angostura bitters), Leslie's Weekly magazine, Clyde Line steamships, and Wilson Whiskey. This appears to be a typical *Judge* interior page mixing light social satire with commercial advertising, rather than focusing on political issues or identifiable public figures.

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“You look awfully tired, young man,” said the benevolent-looking woman to the young man with the books under his arm. “Yes, ma'am,” replied the student; “I'm studying for a doctor.” “What a shame! Why don’t you let the doctor study for himself ?"— Yonkers Statesman. The Christmas problem solved— give a _— KODAK $5 to $97. Father (who has been called upon in the city and asked for his daughter's hand) —* Louise, do you know what a solemn thing it is to be married ? Louise—* Oh, yes, pa; but it is a good deal more solemn being single."— Judy. stion's greatest aid—Abbott’s Angostura A “nip” before and after every meal gives appetite and helps digestion. Abbott's. Eastman Konak Co. Rochester, N. Catalogue free at the Sealers ve by al Spoonamore— Does your papa 0 see you, Castella 2” Aliss de Train—* Oh, no; but he was Do you care for Browning ?” asked so. dreadfully careless as to tell mamma the gentleman with the long hair, of the he approved of your coming, and now, of| lady with the painted cheeks, at the re-|course, she thinks it’s a conspiracy." ception. | Chicago Tribune. * Not so loud, please,” whispered the —— woman; “my husband has an awfully jealous disposition." Yonkers Statesman, LICORICE TABLETS, (3 & 105 PACKAGES.) FOR COUGHS & COLDS. MADE WITH PURE SPANISH LICORICE. GLYCERINE TABLETS, (20s POCKET TINS.) FoR RELIEF OF HOARSENESS & THROAT ATECTIONS. IENOT s souo BY YOUR ORUGGIST, LEO FREE UPOMRICOPTOF PRICE. 863 Broaoway, wx.city. Mamma— Here comes nurse to bathe you both and put you to bed. Now, be | good and go quick! |" Little girl—“ Oh, d | I was a night-dre: Mamma—" Why, dear Little girl—“ Then 1 should only have to go to the wash once a week !""—Punch. »mummie, I wish from Paul Elder & Company, of rancisco, “ Prosit ; a Book of Toasts,” compiled’ by Clotho. This book of dainty bits, in verse and prose, will be welcomed by all lovers of| the good things of life. It is made up of the gems of all the poets, from William Shakespeare to Wallace Irwin, and is a compilation without which no library can be called complete. We have receiv There’s Money in Leslie's Weekly sccuwte WAR NEWS Our Own Correspondent on the Field FROM THE FAR EAST Jasper’s hints to money-makers will make and save money and alone are worth ten times the subscription price TOPICS OF THE TIMES FULLY ILLUSTRATED LESLIE’S WEEKLY $4 Per Year 225 FOURTH AVE. $1 For 3 Months NEW YORK «The Oldest and Best... Fearless and Progressive JUDGE COMPANY, 225 Fourth Ave., New York. WILSON WHISKEY THAT’S ALL! WHAT'S IN A NAME? Mr. Finerty—"' Ol'd lotke to git a diamond ring?” Saveswan—" How many karats ?”* Mr. Finertr—"' Carrots? Phwat koind av a granehorn do yez think Oi am to be afther b'yin’ harse-food in a joolry-shtore? ‘Tis a diamond ring Ol want fer a weddin'~ prisent fer me wolfe, yez blamed phool!"* ONLY DIRECT ALL WATER ROUTE BETWEE! NEW YO RK BOSTON & CHARLESTON, S.C. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. St. Johns River Service between Jacksonville and Sanford, Fla., and Intermediate Landings The“ Clyde Line’ is the favorite route between New York, Boston, Puita- DELrita, and Easte Cuartestox, S. Vitte, FLa., making direct connection for all points South and Southwest. FASTEST MODERN, STEAMSHIPS AND FINEST SERVICE ~ ‘Tuno. G. Ecrr, G. M. a Ke - Wx. P, CLypE & Co., General Agents 19 State Street, New York comicbooks.com