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This page contains several satirical pieces about early 1900s American politics and social issues. "The Yellow Invasion Goes On" mocks anxieties about Asian immigration, sarcastically defending "yellow" stereotypes while critiquing xenophobic hysteria. "Mr. Cortelyou's Golden Silence" appears to address a political figure's refusal to comment publicly on issues—likely Secretary Shaw mentioned later—suggesting his silence is strategically calculated rather than principled. "The Smudge of the Asphalt Case" references a scandal, possibly involving contracts or public works corruption. The central cartoon "In the Egg Emporium" depicts a merchant transaction, appearing to satirize commercial disputes or fraud. The exact historical context and specific figures require additional research, but the overall tone criticizes political evasion, xenophobia, and commercial dishonesty.

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Ar rite Panne THE YELLOW INVASION GOES ON, HE YELLOW INVASION is rap extending to many other fields besides that of dail We have “yellow” prosecutions —long, drawn out, sensational, expensive and futile. The little black man’ and" psyeluic auras” w introduced by the defense in murder tei just so itis ine { diverti ast at 1S pros unusual remarks of certain do crave. ses Litely show a dash of Investigations of adually: takin ethical misdoin on the com echeatd blazenry ind the whole bu ear IS to justice is in dan uy r the entertainment of the crowd. educator that even the games of children have come under the yele lew The tots are Marders, trials, xibbeting not ies of the play-yar His chap was observed carryin wer of his fe I's tainted!” Numerous et Ovens scting out the *startlers? of the daily press. Livorces, etc. are reproduced in alleys, cand head= ¢ frenzied follies of the times is setting the pace for A Cw as found bound ms had e him. Aw brick and offering it first to one croup in tarn scomnfi the tainted brick dy are cited as the result of the new invas A little shaver in 1, set his baby-brother line exploitat yam urchin ctrocuted the con Sith telegraphewire, s. Encl rejucted the | At last Sof infantile tray matly the youngsters dip into politics, ad by the Ta Thus we sce how the yellow idea x then an ais tied toad onetheslid incide Jeeply impres jon the tid of a hot on its MR, CORTELYOU'S GOLDEN SILENCE. [8 AN AGE when talk seems to have t the banners of the silent im EXTRA = ORDIN, FRESH ccs eral, st record for Log ntalkctiveness, aml it 25 PER Dozen is bexinning to be wh —- { pete: shel ay Ecos ful) men that Cs re All right keeps his 1 ae WHILE i shut-and tends te burt- lil Way ts hess.” [i the presidential yf cunpaign Mr. Cortelyou " dit less talling than ale most any previous chair= min, and bad grace to keep still even under at- continued to xo about his basiness and let other peor ple do the talking. there are who man in public life by at Wu ve ability te 2 Powis LISHED WEEKLY AVES TE AND Nixerenstie Siena pre es Be be reconstructed it is, perhaps, because he doesn’t know and modestly re- frains from butting in, Ihe L hi place it may be Vhat he has b Alt aned for places of responsibility Uh S made no spectacular charges aygtinst men tow busy trying to de his own work her, the public approves this course, in that of keep track of others, name is oftener hastergeneril, THE SMUDGE OF THE ASPHALT CASE. RESULT of the Bowen-Loomis investigation so far appears The people know only dimly what it’s all about. 1 place in the adminis Tie NEI to be a sinndge. Mr. Bowen scems to have fallen from his former hi; tr ary but itis hin ed that he is too good aman to lose, and will be sent to some lesser post. Mr. Loomis, it is rumored, will be promoted, apparently in recognition of Some eminent service in connection with the asphalt case. Mr. I J from Colombia to give further testimony for Mr, Rowen, and Castro's courts: meanwhile go on smashing, the asphalt contracts and franchises, It is too bad the true inwardness of this whole scand:l cannot be made public, so the people may know the worst. We are told that a war with Venezuelt is net unlikely, and the country would like to know whether or not our own representatives have had a hand in brewing the mischief. ns fev ell is Summe HE BRETHREN with Philadelphia's mayor may yet furnish fresh evidence that prayer is answered. textd times during the past year have prayed xlless but fierce, if Secretary Shaw is to be Wi IS IMPENDING, b Germany will be our first adversary in the great tions will be taken on ats fast as Uncle San can handle them. This tant must’ be fought toa finish, taken as ay rite conflict, and the other # business “ON way the ne tells the new catas- It turns out that twelve were killed. Then one of the injured di idsline the next edition says, HUNDRED 5 is the “t THE i} ORES eas fy UARTER 7 iy) y i spaper_ he heh line trophe. only and the I “Death list igre © that pe to have the worst happen, or this bh must ation Would not be so suc cessful S PANAMA fever f not? a yellow- One day Know, Stell us the canal gone is a fever-hole with thousands stricken. A few days later the infulli« ble headline declares Not a cise on the i ; as today.” By another it : ‘e IN THE EGG EMPORIUM dyes! ing daca : : Lwant a dozen eggs. and | want them fresh understand? strictly peed pent Men “4 . . 7 ; : setly stricken” again. The ites, IE Meelis: tsk tol " tainly Now. we have s ades of strictly fresh. Wha trath about the situation how the country oust to \ would be welcaine news. comicbooks.com: