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Judge — October 24, 1908 — page 17: Judge, 1908-10-24

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This page is primarily **advertising**, not satirical content. It contains three distinct advertisements: 1. **Perfection Oil Heater** (top left): Promotes a portable home heating device, emphasizing convenience and safety for warming various rooms. 2. **Underberg Bitters** (top right): Advertises a digestive liqueur, claiming it aids digestion, removes fatigue, and is "enjoyable as a cocktail"—typical patent-medicine-era marketing. 3. **Women of All Nations** (center/bottom): Promotes an illustrated 24-part series about women worldwide, from "savage Samoan maiden to the society queen of New York," covering customs, beauty standards, and social habits. The anthropological framing reflects early-20th-century attitudes toward non-Western cultures. There is **no political cartoon or satire** on this page. These are straightforward period advertisements reflecting common commercial and cultural interests of the era.

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¢ . 3 7 The Bitters made famous by While the Fire is Low pure merit. Its sale is world: AA hot breakfast Ina cory warm room starts one right for the day. SH We vide. OF delicious flavor, and ‘A cold dining room spoils the enjoyment of the meal.” ‘The dininy room y always acceptable, it gently stim- ‘or any room in the house can be heated in a few minutes with a . ulates, and at the same time PERFECTION Oil if tt | braces the whole system, removes ea e » tinder! fatigue, creates appetite and (Equipped with Smokeless Device) J ene acts as the best of digestives. Enjoyable as a Cocktail ond For instance, you could light it in your bed-room to dress by, then carry it to the dining room, and by the time js ready, the room is warm. Impossible to turn it too high or too low—never smokes or smells—gives intense : Better for You heat for 9 hours with one filling. If not at your dealer's ’ write to nearest agency. The is the best lamp AVO Lamp tion household pur- poses. Gives a clear, stead: she, era La beed throughout aid slckel plated. Equipped with the latest improved central draft burner. Handsome—simple—satisfactory. Every lamp guaranteed. pol dap sab ieee If you cannot get heater and lamp at your dealer's, STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Incorporate: Bottled only by M. Underberg Albrecht, Rheln- ‘bert, Germany. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER ONLY 25 CENTS a part. In 24 parts issued fortnightly—total only $6 for this sumptuously illustrated, exquisitely printed and fascinating work. Large quarto, magnificent plates in colors, super quality paper, handsome cover designs in color—splendid bookmaking at the lowest whole- sale prices. Send 25 cents to-day for part one. Ths new and beautiful work presents an enthralling pictorial story of womankind, every paragraph of intense human interest. Every type of woman is described and lavishly illustrated from the savag: Samoan maiden to the society queen of New York. Legends, folk lore, customs, dress, courtship, marriage and other subjects concerning women everywhere are interwoven in its absorbing pages. WOMEN OF ALL NATIONS Their Habits, Types of Beauty, Marriage Customs, Social Status, Influence T. ATHOL JOYCE, M. A. EDITED BY N. W. THOMAS, M. A. Hoo, See, Anthropological lnaituie of Great Britain and Ireland. Author of "Natives of Australia," "Kinship and Martiage in Australia,” etc Contributors: Prof. Otis T. Mason, of the Smithsonian Institution; Mr. W. W. SI jf. Archibald Colquhoun: eodor Koch Grunberg, Berlin Museum of ‘Velleruade; Mr. Shelford, late of Sarawak Museum ‘A. Werner, Mr. W. Crool er and others A FEAST OF ENTERTAINMENT and INSTRUCTION INCLUDING The Origin of Woman, with the scientific theories of her evolution _Folk Lore and Legends of Womankind, with stories of strange rituals, beliefs, con- from the sexless ages. cerning Widows, Spinsters, Magic, Witchcraft, ete. The various ideas of Woman's Beauty, as judged by the standards of —Pyychological Characteristics of Woman, showing their genius, peculiarities _ ‘and personalities compared with those of man. ‘The Influence of Woman the world over—the wonderful part in war, love, cc. ‘and idealism of the race. Light on Woman's Social Potition, with comparisons of her Interesting Clothing Pec + in making the wearer beautifol in staius in savage tribes, under the harem system and in western ‘the eves of the opposite sex. civilization. A RARE COLLECTION OF PICTURES Hundreds of striking and beautifully executed, pictures enliven the text including orginal photographs taken by. expe in every land. There is also a series of magnificent plates in colors {rom paintings made expressly for this work by Norman Hardy. SEND 25 CENTS TO-DAY for part one. We guarantee satisfaction. If this part is not satisfactory you are under no obligation to take the remainder: CASSELL & CO., 45 East 19th Street, NEW YORK Esta. 1568 he world over, showing many curious comicbooks.com