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This page from Judge magazine is primarily **advertising and humorous filler content** rather than political cartoons. The main items include: **"Noah's Ark Party" anecdote**: A satirical joke about a New Jersey butcher whose friends threw him a party where guests brought live animals. The humor mocks the impracticality and chaos of such an event—stepping on turtles, colliding with goats—suggesting even if animals were docile, the concept remains ridiculous. **Advertisements**: Old Crow Rye whiskey, California railroad travel (the "Overland Limited"), and George Palliser's architecture book dominate the page. **Brief humorous items**: "Wise to His Job" jokes about commercial competition and door painting; "Pliny on Gems" ridicules ancient Roman tall tales; "Folk Lore" mocks rural superstitions about greasing railroad tracks. **"What to Eat" food magazine advertisement**: Promotes a national cooking publication. The page reflects early-20th-century American humor—light, domesticated satire focusing on social customs, consumer culture, and gentle mockery of rural or outdated practices rather than sharp political commentary.

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uape ASK FOR In Montclair, New Jersey, the other day, the friends of a local butcher gave and see that/him a Noah's ark party. Each guest brought an animal, or a bird, or a rep- le, d all d | he you get [ie an eee aE ie eee Quickly- Smoothly known, but it may be doubtful if the animal shower will ever become a pop- ular social function, Of course, if the creatures were all of the happy family Oo order they might be endured for a time, but no man wants to lose his balance by stepping on a sleeping turtle, or stum- bling over a basking alligator. Nor has he any desire to come into collision with | ‘ a hard-headed goat, or to enjoy a fond Very likely this New Jersey butcher California has the same beauty no matter —— could give some interesting details con- what season you go there, but cerning his Noachian visitation—details * ‘a Sold everywhere in| that would show that we haven't half ap- I h | L t bottles. Ni 1g Preciated the debt we owe Captain Noah e ver an Im! e ottles, Never sola) and his gallant crew.— Cleveland lain in bulk, Dealer. is the feature train of the west. Its equipment was especially —— designed, and affords the traveller every convenience and sere tn Be PLINY ON GEMS. every luxury—Electric lights in each berth—A first-class roll- Leek Se: Wordi st T Ris Red Pilaydéelared that a diamead saa de ing hotel from end to end. This beautiful train is a H B.KIRK & CO., Sole Bottlers,N.Y. | nard that if placed on an anvil and struck ably nos weeny or somal: meckiy.: tt Jeares’ Coleago - with a sledge-hammer it would give back | ¢ 4 i WISE TO HIS JOB. a blow of such force as to shiver both Union Pacific—Southern Pacific “Why did you put that sign + Paint ‘| anvil and hammer to pieces. ‘on the door ?” asked the angry proprietor.| Another of his wonderful tales states Bot lami ated Calitoenis bookiet,raise) hotel informa- jon, ete., address “The man across the street put a sign| that “on the shore of the island of Cyprus on his yesterday, and I don’t want him| there was a stone lion having eves formed L. LOMAX, C. P. A. tu get ahead of us,” replied the new] of emerald, which shone so brightly that Omaha, Neb. clerk. all the fishes were ingloriously frightened «But this door was painted two years] away. The fishermen accordingly pulled ago.” the emeralds out and put in glass eyes “My dear sir,” said the disgusted | instead, whereupon the wise fishes be- clerk, “if you intend to annoy and im-|came bolder and returned to their ac-| —— : pede me in my efforts to bring your store|customed nets."— Fewelers’ Circular | yy MISS, INCOGMIA or, Ae Experiment in tore.” | Muggsby —* Why does the patrol. up to date I shall resign at once. The| Hedly. Macon, Georgia. wagon ey indy Ro to the bre: ‘ door was painted two years ago. The ee fagesby— To see that the progress paint is still there. My ign calls atten- FOLK LORE. Advertise in Fudge. |ot the flames is arrested." —Daily News. tion to it without making the claim that] Every time a man starts sliding down the paint is fresh, hill the people along the way rush out And thus began the career of a famous| with their oil cans to grease the track.— expert witness, — Cleveland Press Lindsborg News. JOY VER THK ABOUT OMNI OUR HN HONE? || 2) nent ety as F YOU are thinking about Building a House an in- Published Monthly vestment of $1.00 now will fee Replete with save you hundreds of dollars toasts and seut in building a house, by get- for all kinds of cookery ting the latest and most prac- Astanied Highest onorss Grand’ Prise aa tical ideas of the noted and Gold Medal, World's Fa Laws. capable architect, Mr. George It isthe magazine that started the crusade Pall We therefore d against Food Frauds over ten years ago. The ‘alliser.- We therefore de- subscription price for one year is $1.00. sire to call your special at- Perce beges the great pare food cre tention to our new book just \ pened te res of the public to the al y 88 ove ‘adulreration practiced, resulting in issued and containing Over ‘of many efficient state I: ‘An article from his magazine was read in the United States Senate, and wed the most powerful argument that has yet ONE HUNDRED Uren’ predaced fornaronl foe lettin | UP-TO-DATE You have seen it quoted and have read the favorable comments and indursements given it HOUSE PLANS by the American Newspaper Dress PoTrhT ees SIX DINNERS, our b-oklet telling how to send TAR TITER IOP THIS 200K: 18 out invitations. how to arrange and serve GEORGE PALLISER’S Tre the tenes and recipes with tee Breaker MODERN BUILDINGS | QO °° GE e8e"E ies ng over eat bandred plans (all new) of houses ranging ia. cost Wve: ill\ena, Alcea ‘also plans of Public Library Baik ymmer Hotel he Halls, ‘¢ will send a three-months’ * 7 Healings, Sommer Havel Sabin Fai Hal trial subscription for WILAT TO 3 book is a collection of sractical designs showing examples of houses recently bailt, and in- EAT and SIX DINNERS both fur ererzane thinking of Coding, by reaton of thir hating been with very few excepvona twenty-five cents. Mail coupon at ‘ordinary course of tect’s practice during the last few years, and built m P ‘ it s Parts bt the country within the prices given corner of this page with twenty. y all description accompanies each plate. giving sites, height of stories, how bailt and finished, and five cents to ot improvements contained, thus giving information of very great value (Peveryone contemplating build- oy, in. aa the plans and designs embody the best thought and most careful Wody of those erecting them, F Lear giving real resalt a guide that is sate to follow. These designs and pl pees Keres aloe that cam be aly appreciated fr ther practical ity, ad wand alone as Fel exams é sweaty ot how some people's homes are planned and wnat they cost. a cents, for whi ‘To those wanting homes or selling home-sites, members of building associations, land companies, P PIERCE PUBLISHING COMPANY ,.¢-* __ sirasrsend WilAT real-estate men, those having land to improve, carpenters and builders, and everyone interested OF \ Herald Building a7" TONENT, the National ybo ever hopes to own a home, these designs are invalaable and will prove of very great value (0 go sant oar booklet, 1 them J comaia 15 large pages, cee 11x ainchen Price, bound in Leavy paper cover. sent by 156 WASHINGTON STREET (44.27 waste, ani yver . price.” Address ail orders with remittances to Fh Pompe So eny Rares ee eecelee ef CHICAGO, ILL. — JUDGE COMPANY, 225 Fourth Avenue, New York Remit by money onder or check—don’t send currency. Nome 27 A aaress. comicbooks.com