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This page is primarily **advertising with light satirical humor sections**, typical of Judge magazine's format. **The main content consists of:** **Advertisements:** Repetti candies, Philip Morris cigarettes, Gold Seal champagne, and Bromo-Seltzer dominate the page—standard early 20th-century product placements. **Humor sections:** Short jokes and quips fill spaces between ads, including: - "Spring Song" (Columbia Jester)—a deliberately bad poem about spring - "A Sickening Accident"—wordplay about an elevator falling and causing "dropsy" - "What's in a Name"—an Irish laborer misreading "Mumm's Health-giving Invigorator" as a job advertisement **Social satire:** The humor reflects period stereotypes (Irish workers, gender dynamics in courtship) and targets contemporary concerns (elevators, modern advertising). The page reflects Judge's mixed editorial-advertising business model, where witty filler content surrounded commercial messages aimed at affluent readers.

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Little acts of consideration are what count with women NEW YORK Candies Convey an expression of the sweetest sentiment Celebrated Caramels excel in purity, quality and flavor 80c.'a pound Smart Set Italian Nut Chocolates {Toe purest, most Gelicious and eutritious Candies made $1.00 a Pound And everything delicious known to ‘the Confectioners art SPRING SONG. | We hate to spring this song on you, | And, though it's really something new, We'll bet a dollar twenty-two You'll hate it worse before we're through, Unless you die! The grass is green, the sky is pink, |The mud is thicker than our ink— | That's quite original, we think— And all the snow is on the blink. We wonder why. Perhaps you think we mean to write More stuff like this just out of spite, Until the reader tal to flight; | If so, you are mistaken quite— Decidedly. It is not that our muse is shy, Or that we fear to make you cry, Or that the price of meat is high— Our fountain pen is running dry— And so are we. —Columbia Jester, ‘Agents 0 OF CARAMEL MAKERS REPETTI 2125"bR0A BROADWAY, NEW YORK A SICKENING ACCIDENT. “‘Our elevator fell down the other day.” ‘as anybody hurt?"” “Not exactly; dropsy.""—Yale Record. Every lover of a good cocktail should insist that Abbott's Bitters be used in making it; insures your getting the very best. MORE IMPORTANT. He (pensively)—‘*Clara, I am going to pop the question. She (sweetly)—‘*Don’t you think vou had first better question pop?"’—Red Hen. THE END OF THE STORY. Half an hour later she awoke, wound the clock, put out the cat, and went thoughtfully to bed.—Stanford Uni- | versity Chaparral. WHAT'S IN A NAME. “I don’t understand it,’’ declared the manager of the new store. ‘I haven't advertised for a man, but every blessed day a dozen or more Irishmen come in here looking for a job. What's the meaning of it?” ‘Sure, sir, an’ ign you put up, tor. ‘You know Health- plied for. Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup the best remedy for their children. 25c a bottle. Cigarettes CAMBRIDGE Sq AMBASSADOR in bones of ten theafter-dianer smoke In Cork and Plain Tips Little Brows Bex’ 35c guess it’s the new answered the jani- it says, ‘Mumm’s ing Invigorator.’ Pat. ap- —Columbia Jester. Factories: Cairo, London, New York and Montreal. Boat and Engine Book Free Jest he 30-Fester manta Bevig a Lemach or cone TO AN ENVELOPE. Oh, dainty harbinger of good or ill, Upon the curpet of my entry lying, Tell me, dost bring me news of Brother Or is Clarissa ever for me sighing? Does Phyllis love me? Or does Cousin Kate Desire me to call when I’m in town? |Or does my old friend Bob want me to | state BARGAINS, Oats 8: series "em down"? send you Nay, rather, mother sends thee, just to say That all the folks at home are still ali Gadzooks! way For one sack-suit, just $40.85." — Princeton Tiger. “up to date." Every and periodical of importance in the Uni- and Europe is searched. Terms, $5.00 for Henry Romeixe, 110-112 West 26th “To Messrs. Stickem & Go- Wp Street HW! NRY LINDENMEYR & SONS PAFER WAREHOUSE and 9% Bleceker Street 20 Beekman Street, New York. vi eR A girl is pretty sure she can da man's thoughts when he hasn’t any. When I'll go out and help him ‘drink The Flavor of GOLD SEAL America’s Favorite Champagne is as exquisite as the perfume of THE AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE Made by the French process from the tichea and most mellow grapes grown on the vine-clad hills that surround Lake Keuka in Central New York. - Here the Urbana Wine Company's vine- yards have been located since 1865. Gold Seal Champagne is invariably selected by those who know, and who hol but four got the: | URBANA WINE COMPANY Urbana, N. Y., Sole Maker JUST GOES OUT. “Mother, when the fire goes out, where does it go?’’ asked a child of her parent. “I don’t know, dear,” replied the mother. ‘*You might just as well ask me where your father goes when he goes out.""—Red Hen, TRULY SPOKE. “I'm chafing under restraint,” remarked the fair maiden, trying to stir the | fudge as her Romeo embraced her.—University of Michigan Gargoyle. TELL IT AGAIN. Ester—Percy says that I am the first girl he ever kissed.’” Geraldine—"Yes. And doesn’t he do it delightfully2""—Columbia Jester. TUT, TUT! | | Ferainand—‘*Funny, isn’t it, that most girls close their eyes when they are kissed?"" | Ernestine—'* Well, do you blame them?’’—Princeton Tiger. A WAY IN. “‘And you got in for nothing. How?" “Walked in backward, They thought I was coming out.""—Harvard Lampoon. BROMO- ©) SELTZER CURES HEADACHES 10¢,254,50¢ & $199 Bottles, In answering auvertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com