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Judge — July 7, 1906 — page 13: Judge, 1906-07-07

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This page is primarily **advertising**, not political satire. It contains four product advertisements typical of early 1900s publications: 1. **Prudential Life Insurance**: Uses patriotic imagery (1776/1906 comparison) to market life insurance as "freedom" from financial worry—a common advertising strategy appealing to American values. 2. **Quaker Rice (Puffed)**: Markets a processed rice product emphasizing daintiness and purity, with illustrated children enjoying the food. 3. **Boston Garter**: Advertises men's garters with emphasis on durability ("never slips, tears nor unfastens"). 4. **Mackintosh's Toffee**: Promotes candy as suitable for children's play-time snacks. The page reflects early 20th-century advertising conventions: appeals to family values, claims of safety/purity, and direct product endorsements. There is no visible political cartoon or satirical commentary—Judge's editorial content appears on other pages of this issue.

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As Dainty as the Fragrance of Flowers There is a subtle charm in daintiness, whether it be that of flowers or of foods—the dainty always appeals to our senses, and particularly to the sense of taste. You like dainty foods, whether you are a man, a woman or a child, and of all the dainty, delicious, appetizing and satisfy- (j ing foods there is nothing that can compare with Quaker Rice STRENGTH OF CHORALTAR = «Puffed) ‘The marvelous, patented process that both puffs the rice kernel to many times its natural size and cooks it toa dainty, nutlike crispness a meeLy the same time, makes of rice a new food, far more enjoyable than any thing ma ice wl you have ever tast NATIONAL “== INDIVIDUAL ‘Ail the purity, strengvh and goodness of the rice is retained, and to i INDEPENDENCE INDEPENDENCE ? there is added the charm of a most delicate favor and an exquisite light ql ig! 1776 1906 i] ness that makes you think you can never get enough. To the joy and delight of every child who loves sweets, fol; direc. tions lor making many wholesome contections, such as Quaker ‘and Quaker Rice Brittle, will be found on each lade in your own home, you know they are pore. Life Insurance is Freedom Gains Eeslooal ie eoeseaeres cs wicee temic 7 - Made by the Manufact f Quaker Oats. Addi Chi U.S.A, From Present Anxiety and Future Worry yy nractaress. of Quaker Oa ee THE PRUDENTIAL Policy Provides Family Independence for the future. Funds for Education of Children. Freedom in use of present Income and Capital Cash Tor bter needs,and many other advantages. You Want the Best in Life Insurance The Prudential ‘Has the Best for You. ‘Write now, tell us how much you can afford to invest every year in Life Insurance, how much insurance you would like to obtain, and your age, and we will help you to a decision to your advantage. Address Dept. N. The Prudential Insurance Company of America erprtad os« Sch Coma ty te Ba of Hw erny JOHN F. DRYDEN, Presisent Home Office: NEWARK, N. J. WHEN YOU ASK FOR ; THE IMPROVED For PLAY-TIME BOSTON ‘|| Mackintosh’s GARTER|| *-=** REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES CANDY | the Tof fe a and Insist on Having the Genuine SAFE to eat and SUSTAINING for at all ages the derveen-meals hunger that out-o'- “ea The Name is . doors life brings. Delicious beyond imagination, Fits every pock stamped on every in price and shape of package. It is handy to carry when boatin P . driving, tramping or “just resting,” and proves indispensable. Gi} loo it freely to the little ones, Avoid the dangerous candies they oft¢ get—Mackintosh’s Toffee is a candy that is good forthem. Now boxt in ‘* caramel” form, | Any dealer can supply you (sc, 10, oF $1.60 tin), oF will send out and get it. I not write to Dept cushion JOHN MACKINTOSH, 78 Hudson St., New York CLASP Lies flat to the leg—never Slips, Tears nor Unfastens Sample pair, Silk soc., Cotton 25c. Mailed on receipt of price. GEO. FROST CO., MAKERS BOSTON, MASS., U.S. A. ALWAYS EASY comicbooks.com