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This page is primarily **advertising and humor content** rather than political satire. The main elements are: **Advertisements:** The page features prominent whiskey and beer ads (Red Top Rye, Blatz Beer, I.W. Harper Kentucky Whiskey) alongside cigar advertisements—typical of early 20th-century magazine monetization. **Humor Sections:** Multiple short jokes and quips appear throughout, including: - A child's misunderstanding about visitors (confusing "M'dear" for a person's name) - Wordplay about "good news" and newspaper offices - A domestic dispute joke about a husband's threat to button his wife's dress if she hurries **Travel Advertisement:** A "Long Island" vacation promotion highlights boating, golfing, and tennis. **Context for modern readers:** The magazine's tone reflects pre-Prohibition American leisure culture, with casual alcohol advertising and genteel domestic humor typical of the era. The "bluff" joke references gendered power dynamics in marriage—considered amusing rather than problematic at the time.

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Red For Py, AMERICAS FINEST WHISKEY PURITY UP TO THE CORK SERVED AT ALL FIRST CLASS BARS FERDINAND WESTHEIMER @& SONS Sriece. JOSEPH M9 “LOUISVILLE. KY. The “ Lake of Bays” Country. handsome brochure, artiatically illustrated, i aued by the Grand Trunk Railway System, telling « ¢ of Bays district, in the district is the new hotel—"Th A ‘copy can be obtaingl free on application toF. P. or anais| GARS “MADE AT KEY x WEST =| FOR _g MEN Always The Same Good Old pe Choicest — Brewed Matured The BLATZ WAY |‘the wisdom of the plain people. THE FINEST BEER EVER BREWED A REASON. “Do be quiet! Don’t you know that there's visitor in the next room said Frances to her little brother, | “How do you know? been in.”” | “But,” said Frances, ‘I heard mamma saying ‘M; dear’ to papa.” Tit-Bits. | NOTHING NEW. “No news is good news," Wise Guy. “Hub!” You hav quoted the snorted the Simple Mug, * | a newspaper office.” ord. THE OTHER KIND. “Willie, does your teacher try to im- attention has been arrested by a pretty SREY Caine 8 you with the Golden Rule?” Nope. She just used a plain wood one, but it works just fine.’ * ing now?” t's very evident you never worked in into my private memorand —Philadelphia Rec- ington Star. "—Red Hen, ' course. Judge is published weekly by the LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York City Western Apvertisinc Orricr:: Marquette Building, Chicago, II). Entered at New York as Second-class Mail Mat One year, or $2 numbers ‘Six months, or 25 numbers Thirteen weeks - CALLED HER BLUFF. “He's a brute!"’ “What has he been do- Subscriptions payable in advance by draft on New York, or by express or postal order, not by local checks which are at a discount in New York City. Postage free in the United States, its dependen. cies, and Mexico. To Canad! cents a year for postage ; to all foreign countries “I threatened to leave him, and he told me he "t would button my gown yp the back if #44 $1.W0a year. I would hurry.""—Houston Post. Eunorean, Acrvrs— International News. Com- ‘News Exchange, 16 John. Street, Adelphi. Tandon: %6 Hue dete Victoire, Terie: 1 Clara Strasse, Mainz, Germany. Subscriptions and advertising for all the publica; of Leal e Company will be taken at Fewular rates at any of the above offices. The contents of JuocE are protected by copyright in both the United States and Great Britain, Contribators must include « stamped and eel WOULD MAKE A DIFFERENCE. “If you look about you,’’ the ominous acquaintance, ‘“you will see the handwriting on the wall.”” “The handwriting on the wall doesn’t worry me,” replied Senator Sorghum, ‘so long as they don’t go rummaging ,, —Wash- ot te raitted for publication. only on ‘condition “that we shall not responsible for its loss or injury THE USUAL PROCEEDING. while in our hands or in transit If Juper cannot be found at any news-stand, the “What is a young man to do when his publishers will be under cbligations If that fact be postal card or by letter. nt resent year, 10 cents per girl? ‘Why, carry his case to court, Red Hen, essarily elapse before the char before the first copy of JuDGe will reach any new Summer Home? Vacation? Now is the time to decide where to go But choose cwisely the location If you crave sight and sound of surf, If you long for hills and woodlands, If you year for quiet and pastoral sur- foundings, If you desire lakes, brooks and quiet waters, “THE STAND AND THE AEROPLANE. ** Where sball I put the music-stand while dusting ?"* ‘* Put it on the bakony. You aren't afraid it will blow away, I suppose."’ ‘Oh, mum, come quick! It has blown away !''—Pele Mele. Try Long Island Unequaled conditions for Boating, OUR FAIR CONSTITUENTS. “There's one thing we will have to these ladies who wish to vote id Senator Sorghum. “We'll have to quit talking about Washington Star, COMMENTS ARE GOOD AGAIN. History repeats itself; For jesters this is great. The comments of the long ago Are thus brought up to date. —Kansas City Times. MEN OF STANDING. “Can you introduce me to any men of standing?” “Well, I know several floorwalkers and a few members of the traffic squad.”” —Buffalo Express, AMBIGUOUS. Manager—‘‘I find I'll have to cut your ‘There'll be no kick coming.” Hen. “The world wipes its feet on me,’’ said the doormat. “And every hand is against me,” the pushbutton.—Kansas City Star. Surf and Still-Water Bathing, Motoring, Golfing and Tennis Send Ge to the General Passenger Agent, Long Island R. R., 267 Fitth Ave., N.Y., for copy of book Island _ EYE AND EAR EXPERTS. Ere long the statesman will draw near And next tocatch the speaker" 's eye. —Washington Star, RATHER TRYING. It is hard for « man to discover that eee VEINS, BAD EEGS, de he has no balance i ot ing his equanimity.— press. LIFT A LITTLE. Mortgage raising i lift.— Washington Post. ON ae ies Fe I. W. HARPER Kentucky Whiskey "THE KIND YOUR GRANDFATHER USED" STILL THE "BEST* BERNHEIM DISTILLING CO. Incorporated LOUISVILLE In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated.