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This page is primarily **advertisements and short humor pieces**, not political cartoons. The content reflects early 1900s American concerns: **Main Satirical Content:** - "Revenge" joke: A boy extracts a tooth and plans to fill it with sugar to watch it ache—dark humor about childish spite - "Old King Coal" poem mocks coal industry monopolies ("trust") and price-fixing by dealers - "Mutiny in the Ranks" plays on ethnic stereotypes, joking that Dutch soldiers refused orders about "treating or retreating" (likely a pun) - "Usual Performance" satirizes church services as tedious **Advertisements** dominate, hawking dubious patent medicines (blood poison cures, hemorrhoid ointment) and alcohol products (Wilson whiskey, Club Cocktails)—standard for the era. **Context:** This reflects Judge's role as a humor magazine mixing light jokes with aggressive advertising for products we'd now consider snake oil. The ethnic humor and medical quackery reflect 1907 attitudes.

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FERDINAND WES FROM a list of fifteen weeklies considered, Juoce has just been se- lected as one of three me- diums to be used during the coming year by one of our largest National adver- tisers, the only humorous weekly to be used and the fourth renewal of this order. HENRY LINDENMEYR & soNs PATE KR WAREHOUSE J. And 8 Newer Strvet BLOOD POISON FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS. re made the cure of Blood Poison a Specialty, "Blood Peison Permanently Cured. red ‘at home under same guar Seoo,coo, "We solicit the most - Te you have ment. and and pains, Mocoas. Patches ‘in, Mouth, Sore Throat, Pimples, Copper-Colored Spots, Uicers on any part of the body, Hair or Eyebrows faltieg out, write for prools of cures. 1co-page Book Free. COOK REMEDY Co. 1480 MASONIC TEMPLE, Chicago, Ill, U. S. A. Wage REVENGE. “1d like that tooth, please,” said the small boy, after the dentist had extracted the small torment. “Certainly, my little man; but why do you want it?” queried the dentist, hand- ing it over. “Well, sir,” responded the gratified boy, “I'm going to take it home, and I'm going to stuff it full of sugar. ‘Then I'm going to put it on a plate and" (with a triumphant grin) “watch it ache."— Fick-me-up. IN 6 TO 14 DAYS P.\ZO OINTMENT is guaranteed tocu case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding, or Protrud Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 0c. USUAL PERFORMANCE. “We had a woman whistler and a per- former on the musical glasses at our church last Sunday “Anything else ?” “Nothing, save the usual monologue by the parson.” — Louisville Courter- Journal. any Mothers will find Mre. Wi ing Syrop the best remedy lor their c jow's Sooth- idren. as¢ a bottle. MUST FIND ANOTHER WAY. ‘Here's a nice-looking place, Tom,” said a young wife yesterday as she en- tered a Harlem flat-house with her hus- band.“ Let's look at the rooms.” Tom tagged in. He had a bull-terrier in leash. The janitor showed them the rooms. « They're very, very small,” the wife. ‘«No'm,” replied the janitor sadly. “Them ain't small, Y'orter see the flats next door. If you took one of them you'd have to teach your dog to wag his tail up and down.” “Come on, purp,” cheerily called the dog's master,“ This fla ze I'm afraid I'll lose you.” complained . | lish., Wilson — For guavarttee of purity, see back \abe\ onevery battle; ‘Wats Wt OLD KING COAL. Oli King Coal Was a cussed old soul, And a cussed old soul was he— He runs a trust And he'd gladly bust The whole com-mu-ni-ty. And every dealer Plays a mighty slick deal, And a mighty big squeal, squeal we ; But there's none so slick As can win a trick From Old King Coal and his com-pa-ny. —Louisville Evening Fost. MUTINY IN THE RANKS, + The bugler sounded the retreat,” said the old soldier, * but more than half the men in my company paid no attention | to it.” * Disobeyed the order 2” “Yes. You see, they were Dutch and didn’t believe in either treating or re- treating."— Cleveland Press. YOU BET. Doctors may write their prescriptions in illegible Latin, but theif bills are al- ways written in the plainest kind of Eng- Somerville Fournat. JANUARY-—1907 TWENTIETH YEAR The Only Humorous Monthly Magazine in America. All News-stands o= 10° HONESTLY, did you ever get a bar-nixd cocktail that was ever right to your tate? CLUB COCKTAILS are carefully measor. mixed, not guessed at; made of fast liquors, aged in wood, mellow ard d To serve: strain through cracked ice. Seven varieties: Insist on CLUB at your own Club oF from good grocers and dealers everywhere. ROSIER Ces GezeeaS G. F. HEUBLEIN & BRO., Hartford New York aed you all ROMEIKE’S tar about you, ye rery newpaper Sed. ponodical of import very newspaper and periodical of importance # Sd United States and Earope s searched. Terms. §:20 re jn too notices, Haway Romance, s1o-113 W. 26th StL Sole Props Press Catting 6 4 Do you ever make investments in Wall Street securities? Do you ever buy of tell stocks of bonds ? If 10, donot fal toread " Jasper's Hints to Money-maken" every week in * Leslie's Weekly." in w bic questions regarding stocks and bonds at honedily and conservatively answered, 20d hints given as to the outlook in the stock market from week to week. This is the oft reliable nancial department publid- ed in the United States, and thovsard have teftibed in writing that it has cibet made or saved them money. @ Buy a copy of *‘Leslie’s Weekly” at your newsdealer’s for ten certs, and see for yourself, or send int three months? trial subscription 10 «Leslie's Weekly” for $1.00, which will give you the right to free a* swers to any questions regarding stocks and bonds which you may ask. Address Judge Company, 225 Four Avenue, New York. ANCTHOMBSONS EYE Wal 1S comicbooks.com