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This page is primarily **advertising and filler content** rather than political satire. It contains: **Cartoons/humor:** - "The Common Cry": A joke about urban heat, where various characters (Jinks, Binks, and even Satan) repeat the cliché that "at night we always get a breeze"—mocking the platitude people use to dismiss summer discomfort. - "The Heroic Age": A brief two-panel joke about political candidates performing "heroic stunts." - "Natural Inference": A quick gag suggesting Democrats are lost (metaphorically at sea). **Dominant content:** Multiple full-page **advertisements**—a cigar promotion by Herbert D. Shivers, a Rockford Watch Company ad, and a large real-estate promotion for Glenn Lyle Saxton's house-building plans offering a free 1907 architecture book. The page reflects early 1900s Judge magazine: mixing light satirical humor with substantial advertising revenue. The political references are minimal and generic (Democratic party criticism); the focus is entertainment and commerce.

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LEY ME SEND YoU FREE mv TEST LESSON 16 (mo OR ILLUSTRATII (Tell me whieh you want.) uae THE COMMON CRY. Quoth Jinks : « By day my flat is hot ; | 1 won't contend that it is not. But just remember, if you please, At night we always get a breeze.” ime | Quoth Binks : « Until the sun goes down, The country is just like the town, But every Swamphurst man agrees At night we always get a breeze.” z ‘iicy ana | If I should with old Satan meet, jour atalicy a fotare saceesa. If ti adviabie- for 7% illte yon so"and will be equaliy frazie and oar work daa" show the requisite atity ‘demand, constantly increasin And talk to him about the heat, Til bet he'd swear with fluent ease :] + At night we always get a breeze.” —Courier- Fournal, THE HEROIC AGE. First baby — “Candidates are doing ch «| heroic stunts this year.” meg, Yoel be taba Jou will do when you are actually em for yourself. perience tes end ipermaeal ehange THE ACME, Kalamazoo, Incorporated 1908, D. Eldred Weed, Sebool of Draw! Established 1808 Merety as an evi- dence of good faith write me on your business letterhead, or enclose business card and PERMIT me to send you one hundred of these cigars on ap- proval. No obligation whatever on your part to keep the cigars unless they entirely suit you and you are con- vinced that I am selling them to you at wholesale prices, The expressage will be prepaid—you have the privilege of smoking ten of the cigars betore deciding, and then if the decision is against me you will kindly return the remaining nine- ty cigars at MY expense and the transaction is ended. If the decision is in my favor you remit me the orice, $5.00 per hundred, and you have ten days to decide. ¢ ° A word about this cigar. It is the exact size and shape of the cut. It is HAND MADE. Itislong, clean, clear Havana Filler. It is a genuine Sumatra wrapper. It is the dealer's ten-cent cigar quality. MY OFFER IS: 1 will, upon request, send one hundred Shivers’ Purl- tanos on approval, ex- press prepaid, to a reader of Judge. Me may smoke ten cigars and return the remaining ninety at my expense, and no charge for the ten smoked, If he Is not pleased with them; If he is pleased and keeps them, he agrees to remit the price, $5.00, within ten days. In ordering please use business letter- head, enclose business card or give refer- ences. SHIVERS’ PURITAN kxacr size Conspicuously displayed in my office is a card which says : * Visitors are invited to go through, the factory,” and it means just what it says. We are only too glad to have customers and prospective cus- tomers see the cigars made. HERBERT D, SHIVERS, 919 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Second biby—* Thank goodness! That ” |lets us out of the kissing." — Chicago News. MAKING A GOOD BEGINNING, Ian MacLaren, the novelist and clergy- man, who died recently, was once talking |to a group of literary beginners in New | York. | “ Begin your stories well,” he said em- phaticaily. “+ There's nothing like a good beginning. Indeed, it’s half the battle.” Then, with a smile, he added, * Always bear in mind the case of the young man who, desiring to marry, se rable hearing from his sweet- cible father by opening the th the words, “+L know a way, sir, whereby you can save money." Exchange. NATURAL INFERENCE. “Do you think the Democrats will land this time ?” “Not much. They've been all at sea too long to land."—Haltimore American. EASILY ADJUSTED. * The doctor says a change of air w’uld benefit me.” He—" Good! Hereafter Ill smoke a little better tebacco."* Meggendorer Bitter. TAKE TIME to investigate the merits of the permanently adjusted, absolutely accurate Every watch is proven perfect before the hairspriny is added, then the adjustment of the balance wheel is made sothat it will run correctly in different temperatures and in all positions. Rockford watch adjustment permanent. Absolute accuracy assured, If your dealer cannot supply you, write us and we will se (free) a beaut Flight of Time’’—and see that you get a correct watch at a cor- rect price. ROCKFORD WATCH CO. ROCKFORD, ILL. BEFORE YOU GUD YOUR The most liberal offer ever made by a publishing company &% & & & for an Architect’s book of plans # SEND FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL $1 BOK FR She 1907 EDITION JUST OUT This book will save. you from $100 to $500 on your new house if you build after one of Glenn Lyle Saxton’s Original Plans. SEND $1 to-day for this beantifal book “American Dwellings,” HOW TO GET THE BOOK FREE tsa gift that you will be road to make room for on your brary table. figure, and will eave you the cost of an architect's service. Select your plan, tend Judge Co. #23 4th ave, New Tork, a certified ebeck for the cost of plans, after dedaciing the $1 which you pald for the Beek. Your book will not eost you one cent, and it Send for this famous “ American Dwellings "—the ‘only book of plans that has an intrinsic vaine and ‘will eave you money. Published by Glenn f. Sax- ton, The Practical Architect, whose beantifal and origina! houses are bailt in every cvuntry, even in the moat remote parts of the worlg. We lave for ale by the eame architect, Sapplement to “ American Dwellings,” containing house plang, $5 cents, comicbooks.com