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Judge — February 29, 1908 — page 13: Judge, 1908-02-29

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This page is primarily **advertising and promotional content**, typical of early 20th-century magazines. While several small humorous items appear (jokes about a closed church needing repairs, a miner striking it rich, a child's question about illness), they're minor filler. The dominant content promotes **Judge Company's own publications**—claiming "Sworn Circulation Over One Million Copies" for magazines including *Judge's Library*, *Sis Hopkins' Own Book*, and *Judge's Quarterly*. Other ads include champagne, bitters, hotels, cigarettes, and jewelry—standard luxury goods of the era. A brief note ridicules playwright George Bernard Shaw's contempt for scientists, but provides no clear satirical point. This is essentially a **house advertisement page** designed to promote Judge's publishing empire and attract advertising revenue, not political satire or commentary.

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The Truth Can be told about ly a vacant pulpit ina Connecticut valley tow A few days Great Western paper of that place with the following item marked: “Rev. of the at Yale Seminary supplied the pulpit at the Congregational Chureh last Sunday, and the church will now be closed three weeks for repairs."—Clevelund Leader. jones senior class f « conceal ia its produce tion. Tus PureGr Onty one “BROMO QUININE” LAXATIVE, Bk ienature of Cute'a Cold as On PATS OFFICE HOURS. & miner, after struggling for| Western mining dis: | giving up in dlesjair wats HetD) EDK about to turn his face Eastward, when suddenly he struck it rich, Soon after = PLEASANT VALLEY J) ward he was seen strutting along, dressed in fine clothes. One day an WINE C0., old friend stopped him, sayi “And Sole Makers, Rheims, N.Y. etd hy roe ‘deniers how aad are you, Pat? Vd like to talk to Pat Stretched himself proudly. f you want te talk with Til see you — ——]in me office. They an office now, and me hours is from a. at the m Pte vow. in the afternoon, Northwestern THE Christian Advocate HOTEL PIERREPONT West 32d St.and Broadway, NEW YORK FIREPROOF INHERITED George Bernard Shaw, the pkiyw ad deal of contempt for scientists. | after he received copy of the weekly | Great BITTERS the Only enuine. At | TOO INQUISITIVE while ached in hed 2" asked you When Chet Seienee begin” to) the teacher, now all expectancy for the find fir 1 Winch + reply |Hittle son of a prominent wom, “the ended wy xen,” Heed had embraced the faith and was urging others to take itu one day or tw Inde pendent ster in New York was out of school of sickness,| “The hungry When “the teacher, wh She meal unless and | mind, en She first secures a man, xeiged the youngster ersition, Public Ledger, “Been sick, Joe?” ANOTHER VIEW POINT “Ves.” The rich banker's daughter has Sick enough to be in bee came her hand for life “Vesm. for a living, Meggen- “What did your mother do for you, “Rather sty, | dorjer Blaetter. LOFTIS SYSTEM Dia monds é Credit [oF BROS.& CO. nent. THE JUDGE COMPANY’S MAGAZINES Sworn Circulation Over One Million Copies LEASE, allow us We hold scientists in too high honor,” he wrote recently toan A jean admirer, "We tthe them too much oon faith, We believe every issertion, ne matter how it may Is how incredible, how prepos: | terous much of this scientific talk | ‘There's heredity, for instance, T have seen books on heredity that were about 1s logical as the remark of an old woman | whose daughter played the piano. “Your daughter plays well,’ a er woman said to her, * the old woman rep she | HARRY L. BROWN fine touch ad it’s no for she never tires of it, Yi for music; natural, for her skull fractured witharcornetat at pienic.? | Independent. laste sony his. Advertisers, SiS HOPKINS Ii 1826 memthly, making a total of nearly $00,000 copies a year. URED by a sreret process “LUCKY STRIKE” has a and charm all its own. LUCKY STRIKE Sliced Plug Pipe Tobacco It smokes brs nit tel tebe wl eLlty yearn NTIPRSCN™ ca tebacea wustantre of Ligh quality, Pocket Size, Tin Box, 10¢, pynent, wor, uy Jule Co AN OLD MAN'S DARLING. Jouir Co. 225 Fifth Avenue, Ne York City ,OWn Book latin QUARTERLY wore than 26,000 of is a circulation each year of ever 1,000,000 slicals with covers printed in edors, “Aud this 1 an ever-changing circulation, sy that there ponth by month, such as there would be by an all sube is hardly any ¢ Jcrijstion list W advertiser uses the entire twentyscight maga advertising rates The JUDGE COMPANY, 225 Fifth Ave., New York City , comicbooks.com