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This page from *Judge* magazine contains mostly **advertisements and announcements** rather than satirical political cartoons. The central cartoon depicts a flirtation joke: a man asks a young woman if she "breaks hearts" with her "wiles and arts." She replies they don't break hearts—in summer heat, hearts merely "bend." It's a lighthearted play on romantic susceptibility, suggesting summer romance causes temporary rather than permanent emotional damage. The rest of the page is dominated by **product advertisements** (liqueur, cigarettes, chewing gum) and **announcements**, including promotion of *Judge*'s upcoming Fourth of July double issue and an advertisement for George Palliser's architectural book on home-building. One small ad uses mild social satire: questioning whether men spend their whole lives seeking an "ideal woman" only to marry someone else—a commentary on male indecision or romantic disappointment. The page reflects early 20th-century magazine layout, mixing editorial content with extensive advertising.

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aie ep ep iy Sate i nee jeage, LL DON'T BREAK, JUST BEND THEM. THE ORIGINAL “ L suppose,”’ says the man, “* with your wiles and your arts, ‘ . P i ‘You summer girls break quite a number of hearts ?” epsin + } = “ You're mistaken," she says; ‘not a heart do we rend; G LIQUEUR In the heat of the summer they just merely bend.” um + + PERES CHARTREUX a ee —GREEN AND YELLOW— AML Others are_tenitatlons. or Sale at Every Drog Store THIS FAMOUS CORDIAL, NOW MADE AT + . SPAIN, A. Egyptian The place to insure is where you are a full partner in the management, bene- Cigarette fits, privileges and profits. Its policyholders own the of Qu ality PENN MUTUAL LIFE, 921-3-5 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. attic, AROMATIC DELICACY — Isnt it sad that the average man SURBRUG-Importer MILDNESS— PURITY spends all his life looking for his ideal woman—and then in the meantime gets married.—Chicago News. A frstctas Wine Merchants, Grocer, Hotes, Cat, Bitjer & Co.,45 Hroadway, New Vork, N.Y, When a baby is born bald-headed its Sole Agents for United States. ' Biethrcsh “4 mother is sure it is going to have curly = DO YOU EVER THINK ABOUT OWNING YOUR OWN TOME ? FOURTH-OF-fULY NUMBER a FUDGE Radin cede gee 5 vestment of $1.00 now will Being = & save you hundreds of dollars r in building a house, by get An ~ ting the latest and most prac- { 3 a . tical ideas of the noted and f: a Bie) ji Boi capable architect, Mr. George EE Intensely Palliser. We therefore de- sire to call your special at- Patriotic proposition iu ee tention to our new book just issued and containing over Will publish an, Independence-day double number : — = : OOP TO-DATE. With all the proper accompaniments of ; oe eee THE TITLE OF THIS BOOK I8 Colors, fireworks, and powder. GEORGE PALLISER’S ‘This number will be dated Fuly 7th MODERN BUILDINGS | And will be for sale on fee hte tsa ara he hey Bate, ce ta Sa ae ui ‘This book is a collection of practical designs showing examples of houses recently built, and in- All news-stands Monday a.m., Fuly 2d. sikiacatintnet tect cers pons tt rubra a All Ai b pa. sap eitane taser ea a a hehe a le | Ct opy for this number must be in han pine veal teat ce erat ft islet fg. he dent wed pln hve shee June 22d at noon. ; ota sae Peni home Etre On et fading sonciatons, lad companies real-estate men, those having land to improve, carpenters and builders, and everyone interested or No better medium for publicity. Ser sega ESPANA "Slat yw mp anyon ce ; JUDGE COMPANY, 225 Fourth Avenue, New York Judge Company, 225 4th Ave., N.Y. Remit by money order of eheck—don' send currency. © Southwestern Limite¢—Best Train for Cincinnati and St. Louis—NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES comicbooks.com