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This page is primarily **advertisements and light humor** rather than political commentary. The main content includes: **Advertisements:** - Durham Duplex Razor ("Shave with a Smile") - Judge's Library (December issue, 10¢) - Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne **Humor Section ("Judge"):** Contains brief comedic exchanges and observations on everyday topics—courtship dissolution, fashion predictions, animal dress, and social observations. The jokes target common subjects: poets as unsuitable fiancés, changing fashions, and marital dynamics. **Right Column:** A prominent advertisement for "Magic Foot Drafts," a patent medicine claiming to cure rheumatism and various ailments, promising results "after 30 and 40 years of suffering." The page reflects early 20th-century concerns: medical quackery, social etiquette, and consumer culture—with minimal political content.

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A Practical and Acceptable Gift Standard Bet, including Stropping Attachment and 6 Double-edged, Hollow-ground blades, $: Send fer Booklet today DURHAM DUPLEX RAZOR CO., 111 Fifth Ave., New Yerk DURHAM DUPLEX RAZOR CO., Ltd., 86 Strand, Leadon December Number All Newsdealers A_ Connoisseur will tell you that the deli- cious flavor and boguet of cooKs S (IMPERIAL Extra Dry Fliegende Blaetter, JUDGE How Old Is Ann? Twinkle, twinkle, little star! How I wonder if you are, Up above the footlights’ ‘sheen, Forty-nine or seventeen. —Woman's Home Companion. Mean Thing! Maud—‘‘Jack declares that I have a per- | fect rosebud of a mouth.”” | Her brother—That’s very pi rosebuds are generally closed. Cow. tty; but | —Purple A Drink in Danger. Politician—‘‘ What do you say to a good drink?” Heeler. Politician—‘*Oh, very well, then. Heeler (hastily)—‘**But I do care if I don't."’—Youngstown Telegram, “I don’t care if I do.” | “Mamma says that if you could make up your mind to go into papa’s business, Ar- thur, he would very likely consent to our engagement."’ “But, my darling girl, I’m a poet!’? “That doesn’t matter. You could write the advertisement rhymes for our stuff.""— FASHIONS OF TO-MORROW. Hobble trousers will accompany hobble skirts. —Journal Amusant. Then and Now. To dodge his creditors required Such vigilance and vim, A motor car he went and hired, | And now they’re dodging him! —Lippincott's. When Animals Dress. When the animals shall all wear clothes, ‘Twill be worth half a dollar, When the giraffe is all dressed up, To see his standing collar. —Christian Science Monthly. A health to all the animals We'd gladly drink a bumper If we could see the kangaroo Dressed in a woolen jumper. —Youngstown Telegram, | Not Reasonable. ‘You couldn't expect that man to take an abstract view of the paving question.”” “Why not? “Because he’s a concrete agent. "— more American, Balti- “That man you see over there is a sky pilot. “Pulpit or airship?"’—Roseleaf. | In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. | by return mail | them, if you are fully satisfied with the benefit RHEUMATISM 1 want to send every sufferer who reads this paper a pair of Magic Foot Drafts TO TRY FREE. Send Me Your “Address Today Write me. I'll send you a $1.00 Pair of Magic Foot Drafts, the great Michigan external remedy that is curing thousands, To Try FREE Preperick Dyer, Corresponding Sec'y. No matter where the pain, whether acute or chronic—muscular, sciatic, lumbago, gout—and however stubborn or severe, you'll get the Drafts “Then after you get them and try received, send me One Dollar. If not, keep your money.’ Itake your word. I make this un- equaled offer because I know what remarkable cures the Drafts are vasemme 7 performing—cures after 30 and 40 years of suffering— cures after doctorsand uy baths and medicines had uiterly failed. Wont you try them? Iam sure you'll be glad if you do, and you cannot lose ‘a penny. Address Magic Foot Draft 0 VB48 Oliver Bidg., Jackson, Mich. no money. Write today. Just Dissolved. “So you broke your engagement with Miss Spensive?”” “No, I didn’t break it.”” “Oh, she broke it?’” “‘No, she didn’t break it."’ “But it is broken?’ “Yes; she told me what her clothing cost and I told her what my income was, then our engagement sagged in the middle and gently dissolved.’’—Houston Post. Same Old Glue. From time to time, ’most every land Its styles revamps And puts on sale another brand Of postage stamps. These new editions are a waste, Collectors claim, Since all the brands appear to taste About the same. —Pittsburgh Post. The Reason Why. “I have come to the conclusion that we all really like to be bossed,"’ observed the Wise Guy. “T suppose that is why men have wives and wives have cooks,”’ added the Simple Mug.—Philadelphia Record. An average is struck in all things; cold welcome, warm farewell. comicbooks.com