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This page contains primarily **advertisements and light humor**, not political satire. The main content includes: - **Chartreuse liqueur ad** (left): A trademark dispute note—the Carthusian monks' product, expelled from France and relocated to Spain, still owns the brand despite U.S. court rulings. - **Philip Morris cigarettes ad** (lower left) - **"The Printer's Angel"** (center-right): A florid, mock-romantic poem about "Sweet Ermyntrude Jones" with phonetic descriptions of her features—gentle wordplay humor typical of era magazine content. - **Short jokes** about skating, dodging rain, marriage, and trolley etiquette—domestic comedy with no political content. - **"The March of Science"** (bottom): A child's safety joke about celluloid collars near candles, reflecting period anxieties about flammable materials. The humor is entirely **social and domestic**—no identifiable political figures or events appear. This is a typical turn-of-century Judge magazine page mixing advertising with gentle, family-friendly comic verse and jokes.

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PEPE OD DEAE E ESSE TEESE EEESEEEEEES i ie ee | EELPPELPEEEEE EELS ELSE OPE E SD The Original and Genuine Chartreuse has always been and still is made by the Carthusian Monks (Péres Chartreux), who, since their expulsion from France, have been located at Tarragona, Spain; and, although the old labels and insignia originated by the Monks have been adjudged by the Federal Courts of this country to be still the exclu- sive property of the Monks, their world~ renowned product is nowadays known as 45 Broadway, New York, N.Y. “Sole Agents for United States, PEPER EE EEEE EEE ESET ES OEE CE SEES E ETE T EET EE EOF et i} The Only Trouble. He— What bothers you most in learn- ing to skate, the rough ice or the snow- patches ?"" She—‘‘The Blaetter. skates."” — Meggendorfer One Way Out. He (tired of dodging)—'*Would you a one-eyed man?” Good gracious, no!"" Then let me carry *—Boston Transcript. your um- brella. hilip Morris | | ses Cigarettes | The superlative degree of cigarette-quality. mbessador Copbitee 25c | hotness’ 35¢ of ten dinnersize In Cork and Plain Tips * The Little Brown Box” The Printer’s Anget Sweet Ermyntrude Jones has two beauti- ful eyes, Their color is azure, the same as the skies. ‘ AF Her eyes: a % Pure Grecian her nose is, and molded with grace; And never was nose more in keeping with face. Her nose: > Her lips are so soft, and as rich as red tulips; And the breath they emit has the scent of mint juleps Her lipes Am Her teeth are as pearls, and I take them to be Just as good as the best that come out of the sea. Her teeth > WW Like the bright burnished gold of Aurora her hair And twiddles in curls like a fay’s or a fairy’s. Her hair: $$SS$ Then her wee shelly ears—ah! how graceful each turning But, hush! or I set these appendages burning. Her ears: © 9 Oh, could I the wealth of the Indies com- mand, I'd forfeit it all for swe hand! Her hand ; “et t Ermyntrude’s And, were I sole monarch from Croydon to Crete, I'd lay down my scepter at Ermyn- trude’s feet. Her feet: Jt London Punch. roni Bitters— Lest Tonic and Appetizer. No e complete without it 5 Oct. C. Blache & C Major, I hear you're going to get married. I suppose now you'll seitle down ?"" “Well, dear lady, at any rate, I hope to be able to settle -London Opinion Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup tbe Lest ren edy for their children, 2c @ bottle. Thrown in His Way. In Brooklyn a maiden named Dolly Had no seat and stood up in a trolley, When the car, with a jerk, Got in its fine work, And her seat was the lap of young Cholly. —JUDGE. A regular cut-up was Cholly ; And forthwith, beginning to jolly, He asked, with a smile “Many laps to the mile?” But the girl only blushed “Golly!” and said, ungstown Telegram. How to Use Husbands. ith—*A girl should use the same care in choosing husband that she does in selecting a piece of beef. Both should be tender.’ Maud—‘And_ after should treat’ them should be well Statesman. marri the same. roasted."" - Yonkers THE MARCH OF SCIENCE. “* Willie, why don’t you join the other children ?"" “ Mother said I was n't to go near the candles, ‘cause I ‘ve got a celluloid collar on !"" ~~Lendon Punch. In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be apreciated. comicbooks.com