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This page from *Judge* magazine is primarily **advertising and lighter content** rather than political satire. The main cartoon ("A Good Recommendation") depicts two working-class men discussing a job applicant—a mild joke about someone being so lazy that calling him "steady" would actually make him worse. Other notable content includes: - **"Passive Philosophy"**: A poem celebrating silence and minding one's business - **"A Culebra Cut"**: A joke referencing the Panama Canal construction, where a barber has supposedly drawn canal diagrams on a customer's face - **"As It Happened"**: A sentimental poem about a man's failed marriage proposal The page is dominated by period advertisements (Pears' soap, Litholin waterproof linen, Triscott boats, Bristol steel, Mennen's talc powder) and financial advice columns. There is **no clear political content or social commentary** beyond gentle humor at working-class expense and romantic mishaps typical of early 1900s magazines.

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Meets the demand for something better ‘Sole Agents W. A. Taylor & Co. New York, : q tte MOT AR {hess wetlllouecomeiay ae ears cleanses thoroughly, soothing and freshening the skin. Pears’ is pure soap of gentle character. Sold evervwhero. a [2 CENTS teense pecticinastarecener iio hatter tick FREE Jasper’s Hints to Money-makers @ Do you ever make investments in Wall Street ‘securities? Do you ever buy of tell stocks or bonds? If s0, do not fail to read " Jasper’s Hints to Money-makers"' every week in " Leslie's Weekly," in which questions regarding stocks and bonds are honeftly and conservatively answered, and hints given as to the outlook in the Sock market from week to week. This is the moft reliable financial department publish- ed in the United States, and thousands have teftifed in writing that it has either made of saved them money. Buy a copy of **Lestie’s Weekly” af your newsdealer’s for ten cents, and see for yourself, or send in a three months’ trial subscription to «Leslie's Weekly”’ for $1.00, which will give you the right to free an- swers to any questions regardir #*-chs and bonds which you may ask. Address Judge Company, 225 Fourth Avenue, New York. ARTISTS YOU SHOULD KNOW. picture line is growing all the time. We carefully-selected subjects by the best artists, reproduced in photogravure @ photogelatine on the highest-grade stock. Send five cents, to cover mailing expenses, for cur new forty-eight-page catalogue, showing latest pictures, classified in subjects and h an Artists’ Index ‘dress Picture Department, Judge Com- 225 Fourth Avenue, New York. ~ A GOOD RECOMMENDATION. “That Jones boy that used to work for you wants to hire out to me. “You bet! tlonless."* Is he steady 2 If he was any steadier he'd be mo- PASSIVE PHILOSOPHY. Now, when a man to silence-clings Sheadfastly day by day, There are a lot of foolish things A fellow doesn't say. When he. pursues his daily round And to the line doth hew, A lot of foolish things, I've found, A fellow doesn’t do. And_when a chap has reached a pitch To mind his biz, you bet, There's lots of trouble into which A fellow doesn’t get. —Courier-Fournal. A CULEBRA CUT. “Good heavens, Binks! what is the matter with your face 2” “A mere trifle. My barber has been reading up on this Panama canal busi- ness, and he has been drawing diagrams on my countenance of the Culebra cut.” —Baltimore American. By James Montgomery Flagg. Copyright, x907, by Judge Co, ANOTHER BRIDGE SCANDAL All such scandals should be held up in this | manner to the public view, in a sort of modern pillory, as an example to the youth of our country. May the lesson sink deep ! Photogravure in sepia, 14x 19~75 cents. ‘Send five cents for our fort; he-page catalogue ‘ofeomplete line. Judge Co., 225 Fourth Ave., New York City. ‘i AS IT HAPPENED, For days he had rehearsed his part, He'd written out a little speech Which, word by word, he'd learned by heart— Upon his knees he would beseech. Before her picture day by day He knelt as he had planned to kneel When he should have the chance to say The words that would his love reveal. He sought her when the day was done, Her words were sweet, her look was glad ; Of all fair maidens there was none Who claimed such beauty as she had. She pointed to an easy-chair And sighed a little, tender sigh, And felt her belt and jabbed her hair While happy moments drifted by. He had rehearsed his part, but Fate Upsets the plans of mice and men ; He lingered on till rather late, They heard the cook’s beau leave, and then He said he guessed he'd have to go. And she—just how, he never knew— Got tangled in his arms, and, lo ! His dearest dreams had all come true. Chicago Record-Herald. HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS PAPER WAREHOUSE Cleaned Instantly With a. swife, not a wash, and are as good as new. Money, time and trouble saved. Litholin Waterproofed Linen Collars and Cuffs. Not cellutoid, not rubber. They dream of the economist and th fever wilt nor crack. Cost In all the latest styles. sty) THE FIBERLOID COMPAR 26 Waverly PI - € Th Klebtormtester, Latest Model, Price, No Rails, $325.00 TRUSCOTT BOAT MFG. CO. VALE STATION, — ST. JOSEPH, MICH TRISTOL unt Feature « f inte REE VEAR GU “BR! When a girl objects to being kissed it’s asure sign that the wrong fellow is trying to break into the game.— Chicago News, MENNEN’S BORATED TALCUM TOILET POWDER for After Shaving. aes that your barber vies Men Teller Powder af Omaha, Seb. ‘Cor, Case A 26th fn, Plage forth Conway, XB ie Maret for Liquor and Drug Using A sclentific remedy which has been skillfully and successfully administered by medical specialists for the past 27 years. At the following Keeley Institutes: en 8.7. taba Bante Av. trary Sitttise 6. i comicbooks.com