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This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine, with minimal editorial content. The page includes: ## Editorial Content: A brief humor section titled "UNFAIR DIVISION" depicts a marital dispute where a wife complains her husband's divorce settlement plan is unfair—he wants to keep bonds and real estate while giving her the children. It's a satirical jab at how men valued property over family obligations during this era. Several short joke snippets mock conventional wisdom: a girl's idealism being replaced by broken romance, swollen heads lacking broad minds, and airship inventors' failures. ## Advertisements: The page is dominated by product ads (Hunter Rye whiskey, blood poison cures, hemorrhoid treatments, champagne, pianos) typical of early 20th-century magazines. These reflect both the era's medical quackery and legitimate products. A notable section promotes Judge's **Easter issue** (March 30th) and boasts of the magazine's circulation success and advertiser value. No clear political cartoons or caricatures appear on this page—it's primarily commercial rather than satirical content.

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THe EASTER NUMBER OF JUDGE will be dated March 30th (Easter Sunday being March 31st), and will go to press with the last black- and-white pages, March 14th. 3 3 . 3 3 E try to take good care of every piece of copy we receive, however small; but | that which airives late cannot get a choice position. This is our most important number during the year, excepting our Christmas Number. JUDGE has been published for more than a quarter of a century, and is now prospering more than at any previous period in its history. JUDGE has the largest paid subscrip- tion list, by many thousands, of any humorous paper in America. JUDGE has the largest news-stand and railroad sale, by many. thousands, of any humorous paper in America. JUDGE gives value received to every advertiser, consequently retains its old customers, and every little while adds a new one. _| If you are at all interested, as you ought to be, please lei us hear from you. ANY, 225 FourtH Avenue, New | sone EY€5 Dr ISAACTHOMPSONS E EWATER | Jupce Com (A MAGAZINE OF FUN) @ There is room in this great, bury, throbbing country of 80,000,000 people for a real magazine of Fun,’ full of Laughter, wit and cheeriness, replet yet refined stories, Published on t! preceding date of lame. This magazine ts cakes wherever it is displayed. A new cov and a Large amount of criginal matter has done the trick. “Advertising rates 25 centa a line, 20 cents a line for twelve consecutive insertions. CIRCULATION RAPIDLY APPROACHING THE 100,000 MARK. SiS HOPKINS Own BOOK 4 SIS HOPKINS’ OWN BOOK is published the first of every month with the cream of the jokes, cartoons and funny stories that appear in Judge week by week, carefully selected and edited, A handsome cover de- tigned and colored expecially for Sts Hopkins’, The thing to beguile fetsure moments. Advertising rates 25 centa a fine, 20 cents a line for twelve consecutive ine sertions. 60,000 copies monthiy. (JUDGE'S QUARTERLY meets the demand for our copyrighted pictures and jokes in permanent form. Sixty pages, best humorous artists and wits of today. Beautiful cover, designed expecially, Handsome col- cored pages of pictures. Published every January, April, July and October, on the 15th of the month preceding date of issue, Advertising rates 25 cents a fine, 20 cents a fine for four consecutive insertions 200,000 copies printed every year. THE JUDGE COMPANY, 225 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORH CITY comicbooks.co