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This page is primarily **advertising and notices** rather than political satire. The main content includes: **"Stories About People"** section features three anecdotal humor pieces: 1. A Vassar graduate criticizing her father's unpolished speech ("that air" vs. "this here"), mocking upper-class pretension about language 2. A brief reference to congressmen's politeness (unclear details in OCR) 3. An anecdote about Francis Wilson and stage vegetables **The satire** is mild social commentary on class anxiety—the newly educated daughter's embarrassment at her working-class father's dialect represents early 1900s tensions about social climbing and "proper" English. **Remainder of page**: Advertisements for Old Overholt Rye whiskey, Club Cocktails, the Piedmont Hotel (Atlanta), and travel/exposition notices for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Rose Festival, and Yellowstone Park. There's also an advertisement for a book of drawings by American artists. The page reflects Judge's mixed format of light humor paired with commercial advertising targeting affluent readers.

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ESTABLISHED 1810 STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE | She had just been graduated from RHOLT Vassar and she frequently complained of her father’s lack of polish. One ni they were sitting around the fi RYE the sitting-room of the old f: One window was open for ve “That air’——the father | ly interrupted, don’t say ‘That ASTRAICHT: ughter admon- WHISKEY, MADE TO- , this ear’’—-—he again at~ tempted, but was as quickly brough pay THe |) fmt as quickly brought to SAME AS .’ ‘This here’ is cor- IT WAS IN iat The with an angry 1810—AL~ WH snort, “Look here, Mary MOST A CEN- Of course 1 know TURY ACO. and all that, but E ree vhat I want to nd I'm goin it. [believe 1 that air, and I'm going to shut the win- ALOVERHOLT 6 C0. HH | dow.?? Pittsburg, Pa. Alaska-Yukon- Pacific Exposition Seattle, June 1 to October 16, 1909 THE POLITEST MEN IN GONGRESS. is always a better cocktail than here go the two pol any made-by-guesswork dr®k can ever be. CLUB Cock. TAILS are mixed-to- measure, delicious, fragrant, appetizing and always ready to serve. S y kot up and yave them both Martini (gin base) and ‘) fanhattan (whisky base) 1 STAGE VEGETABLE: are the most popular Francis Wilson was coming down frees vet dester, a ht befo G. F. HBUBLEIN & BRO. ? ra ite PIEDMONT HOTEL va ope treet the mystery was cleared, . oe ne Written in the serawling hand of a school 225 FIFTH AVENUE NEW. YORK CITY Cartes a Ww f re the words, ‘A fool for look- Third Annual Rose Festival Toi atory ms el Portland, June 7 to 12, 1909 The Hon, “Cy Sulloway, Bullonny, of Now Yellowstone Park $*°° “°55.°, 25, 1909 py the Menton J mounta nore nin the House. May be wisted on one transcontinental tour and Yellowstone Park entered through ing the smallest. Through Pullmans to the Coast and to the Park boundary. her in the A according to a current stor Northern Pacific Railway jer Aj |. ST. PAUL, MINN, for travel literature—turni Congress, to the limit, next corner two ladies gg ch did all h from New Rochelle one morning last Get a bottle i a friend who had been to see “But in nd act they use ables, Do they get those ery night ee mS replied th in humor- from the 4 OTHER POSTAGE LANGUISTIC TENDENCIES. ORIGINAL, PREPAID James Hume Canfield, the librarian of | DRAWINGS Columbia University, is very positive in his assertion t often be deceivin INVITATION OF THI in another city, GEORGIA ntly the following ex- HOC NRGOX me little tim of a book on the philology of the faturally being sur- ‘two youngsters should ha such linguistic tendencies, I proceeded book. On a certain rence to * Expecting to find on that pag ph that might possibly explain nt, I turned there and found on led to HO wouldn't want in BOOK FORM, on finest enameled paper, a splendid collection of cele brated American artists, including—to name only a few ~ James Montgomery Flagg, Penrhyn Stanlaws, Frank Snapp, Fithian, Nankivel, Sarka, and Jameson ? 16% x 11S Inches Cover in 3 Colors Nearly 100 Eatea Large Pages eth t had been Anactitely Bound ion I found ye 244," until I came to I found on the margin, ‘See the preceall xiven, but_upon Sent eo. twcrigt peice, by JUDGE COMPANY comicbooks.com