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This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine (1907), featuring multiple product ads and short humorous anecdotes rather than political cartoons. The page contains: **Advertisements**: Peres Chartreux liqueur, Lucky Strike tobacco, Trimble Whiskey, Loftis Diamond credit system, and railroad promotions dominate the layout. **Brief Jokes**: Scattered throughout are short, mild humor pieces about everyday situations—a wife burning roast, a man researching embarrassing family ancestry, someone enduring modern art galleries and contemporary music. These reflect early 1900s upper-class anxieties about modernity. **"Unrequited Love" Photo Essay**: A sentimental piece about a baby's love, with accompanying photograph. **Publisher's Pitch**: The right column aggressively promotes Judge's advertising value to potential clients, claiming it reaches "well-to-do people" through libraries, barbershops, and trains. The satire is gentle and domestic rather than political—typical of Judge's mainstream humor appealing to prosperous readers.

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MOST ANCIENT AND GLORIOUS OF CORDIALS MOST ANCIENT AND GLORIOUS LIQUEUR Peres Chartreux | —OREEN AND YELLOW— his famous cordial, now made at Tarra- gona, Spain, was for centuries distilled by the Carthusian Monks (Pires Chartreux) at the Monastery of La Grande Chartreuse, France, and known throughout the world The above cut represents the bottle and label employed in the patting up of the article since the Monks’ expul- fies from France, and it lo now known a and label as well), distilled by the same order of Monks, who have securely guarded the secret of its manufacture for hundred: knowledge of At Grwctse Wine Merchants. Grocer Heels, Cates ‘Bisjer & Co., 45 Broadway, New York, N. V., Sole Agents for United States FROM a list of fifteen weeklies considered, Jupce 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 fifth renewal of this order. UNLUCKY. Young wife—1 am unlucky! Yes- | terday the beef was roasting beautifully Jin the oven, and while I ran to tell my |husband about it, it burned."—dleggen- | dorfer Blatter, UGLY APPENDAGES. «Hasn't Woodby got his coat-of-arms yet? Why, he told me he was going to look up his ‘ancestry the first chance he got, and "—— «Well, I believe he got a chance to look up his family tree, but he saw some things hanging to the branches that dis- couraged further research.” — Catholic Standard, WHAT HE ENDURED, “ Well, what did you do yesterday ?” “In the morning I endured a modern picture gallery, in the afternoon I suffered a concert of the new composer's music, and in the evening I put up with a real- istic melodrama."—Fliegenide Blatter. ALL POR A DOLLAR. A man and his bride by the parson were tied, And when the performance was done, Said the parson, “Dear me!" as he looked at his fee, * Tadd one to one and make one.” —Catholic Standard. Few tobaccos suit all tastes. ‘The one that can, most justly, ly claim to that’distinction— being an exquisite blend of choice flavors, is the famous LUCKY STRIKE Sliced Plug Pipe Tobacco Cured by a secret process—it does not bite the tongue. Bums well, gives a long, cool, sweet smoke, without waste. Pocket size, tin box, 10c. Copyright, Jodge Con 1907. UNREQUITED LOVE Phovogelatiog in sepia, 8x. Pasa JUDGE COMPANY 25 Fourtn Ave. UNREQUITED LOVE ‘They say the Baby's clinging love Is likened best To heaven above. Of heaven's delights T have a doubt ; T'd say, off-hand, To cut it out. New Yorw yen 9 you do drink, drink Trimb jg. “ frimble Whiskey High Ball. The best of all. Whiskey mble Green Vabel. AT ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALER: ESTABLISHED | 179 EVERY LITTLE HELPS. ONLY A TRIFLING DELAY. “ But,” asked the young doctor, « why| /icks— Did you ever succeed in per- do you always order champagne for every | suading your wife when she gets arty to new patient that comes to you ?” count ten before she speaks ?” “Because, my boy,” replied the old] Wicks. practitioner, “I can judge by what the | counter.” patient says whether or not he can afford it. That helps me when I come to make out my bill."—PAiladelphia Press. Yes; but she is a ver. rapid Somerville Fournal. No doubt old! maids love to go to the “ pop” concerts. —Ex. SYSTEM "DI Dia monds « Credit eos om Siommatn Scie te Sern mtnetaere oS ous Aastra oa at tes ich Soe P ince daar ersetons eae 8803.8 62, Dest, neao fasta St, aleags tt. time to make choice selections. Catalog free. 1881 fit @ 1907 {tin wel fo aan orn ow ection ants Satie’ it the roped) deerve™ @ The publishers of JUDGE respeafully solicit a share of your advec- tising during the year 1907 for the following reasons :— No other humorous American periodical has so long a life as JUDGE. This insures an immense audience among well-to-do people. @ JUDGE has both quality and quantity. @ Giving an advertiser the widest National and International publicity. od Haze & 8 eciabon. going to a representative class of American busi- ess and professional men, able to buy anything that their needs or res require. 9 Cones of JUDGE se handled and read by. hundreds of thousands well-to-do men in public libraries, reading-rooms, Y. M. C. A.’s, and See Tiektaes ede tine Soe Copies of JUDGE are handled and read by hundreds of thousands of well-to-do men in railroad trains, hotels, club-rooms, and cafes. Copies of JUDGE are handled and read and bought by hundreds of thousands of well-to-do men at the news-stands. Qt has paid Gillette to advertise razors in JUDGE; it has paid Shivers to advertise cigars; it has paid Packer and Pears and Willams to advertise soap; it has paid Sohmer to advertise pianos; iy bas) paid ‘The Prudential to advertise insurance ; it has paid Waterman to adver- tise fountain pens; it has Krementz to advertise collar buttons; it has paid Grant Hamilton to advertise his come art school, and it will pay any man or firm who will approach the subject intelligently. [Should you be in the market for a page, in colon, JUDGE. is right there as usual and up-to-date. Correspondence solicit JUDGE COMPANY 225 Fourth Ave. NEW YORK @ NIAGARA FALLS— 10-DAY STOP-OVER NO EXTRA CHARGE —NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES comicbooks.com