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This page from Judge magazine (circa 1906) is primarily **advertising with one cartoon**. The main content is commercial pitches for liqueurs, gum, wine, life insurance, and railroad travel. The notable cartoon is **"The Flatterer,"** depicting a forest ranger complimenting a young woman's tiny feet while catching her trespassing. The joke is ironic: the ranger pretends to scold her for breaking rules but actually flatters her appearance, revealing his romantic interest beneath his authority. This satirizes how men use false reprimands as pretexts for flirtation—a commentary on courtship conventions of the era. The page also includes a school joke mocking doctors who give wrong remedies and a brief piece on "Realism Overthrows Romanticism," contrasting poetic sentiment with practical observation. The bulk of the page consists of period advertisements for consumer goods and services, reflecting Judge's primary revenue model.

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The Most Popular After-dinner Speech: “Give mea Glass of Liqueur Eaglette!” The Supreme After- dinner Cordial Eagle Liqueur Distilleries RUEINSTROM BROS. Cincinnati, U. 8. A. see eeReeRe SSeS EO OSS eeSeeeeeeees @ CHEW... Beeman’s THe ORIGINAL Pepsin Gum + « Cares Indigestion and Sea-sichness. AML Others ore tettstions er Ble o very Dros ere School-examiner—* What is the mean- ing of false doctrine ?* Schoolboy —* Please, sir, it’s when the| doctor gives the wrong stuff to the peo- ple who are sick."— Christian Register, Arras Jaues Mostoommny FLAcc Copyright, 1906, by Judge Company, Photogravure, 17 x15. 50 CENTS ‘*GOOD-NIGHTI" It is the last word. There is nothing more to be oad The pic ~ beautiful, artistic, pertinent —speaks (Silo poms ic, pertinent —spe Adres Piaure Department, Judge Company 225 Fourth Avenue, New York Add extra postage for forcign orders. THE FLATTERER, Forester—"' You were trespassing on the forbidden path again yesterday, young lady.” “12 Youns woman. Forester—"*Don't deny it: | saw your footprints. Nobody else in the whole country- side wears so tiny a shoe.""—AMeggendorfer Blatter. SEPTEMBER ADIRONDACKS in September. The air is cool and bracing, the scenery beautiful and the sense of perfect rest that comes ,with the night is delightful. This wonderful region is reached from all direc- tions by the “America’s Greatest Railroad.” For a copy of +The Adirondsck Mountains and How to Reach Them,” aniels, Manager General Advertising send a two-cent stamp to George H. Department, Grand Central Station, New York. C. F. DALY, Passenger Traffic Manager, NEW YORK. . No finer place can be found than the Adirondacks |SOMETHING THAT WILL JUST The Truth Can be told about Great Western aged to exact Sa for Sci es, possessing. Reet and favor ae connouseurs PLEASANT VALLEY WINE 60., Life insurance is of such general sc- ceptance that the man who is not insured is the exception. Are you the exception ? Consult the PENN MUTUAL LIFE, 921-3-5 Chestnut St., Philadelphia REALISM OVERTHROWS ROMANTICISM, The romantic one —“ How poetically beautiful is the evening dew. The practical one—* Yes; you might call it the sweat on the brow of the hill.” —New York Sun, An Eye-Feast for All Summer. SUIT YOU. Our combination offers for Summer Cottages “ert immensely ponular last season. We gave big val for the moneyethe highest grade work both in color aad Black and white. re new offers for you to select from—s ne pease ove i send the following Pictures to any adds ia the United Sates upon receipt ol price. FOR 50 CENTS 3—Mintature Heads on card, 62125 2—Popular Girls, in colors, 54.2143 I—Smart Girl, colored, 7 = 4334 "1 Wen’t Come Out Tit! You Go’ Way,’ in 2—Biack and White line drawings (Stanlaws) ‘Value One Dollar ‘We will send Mrs. Frank Leslie's two spicy boots te most delightful of summer reading — “* Renta in Our Robes” “* Are Men Gay Decetvers?”” For ONE DOLLAK we will forward a generows ot cities ware Jeo. aed Sxher light We will also send a go-cent indie oF a ag-cent ‘upon receipt of remittance. PICTURE DEPARTMENT JUDGE CUMPANY 225 Fourth Avenue : : New You comicbooks.com