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This page combines **anti-suffrage satire** with period advertising. ## The Anti-Suffrage Speech The main text satirizes Mrs. Homan-Childe's anti-women's-suffrage argument. She claims women shouldn't vote because: they've never accomplished anything independently; voting is "unfeminine"; and women can manipulate men through charm, tears, or domestic sabotage instead. The satire is cutting—Judge presents her reasoning as absurdly circular and her appeals to "intuition" over facts as intellectually bankrupt. The piece mocks anti-suffrage logic by letting the argument speak for itself. ## Supporting Content Brief anecdotes reinforce the satire: a Kansas farm girl fearlessly kills a wolf (contradicting claims of female weakness), and a farmer complains hens won't lay eggs on schedule (mocking male complaints about women). ## Advertising The dominant Schlitz beer advertisement emphasizes purity and brown bottles protecting beer from light damage—standard early-20th-century marketing. Other ads offer miscellaneous services (press clipping bureau, government jobs, breathing exercises). The page reflects Judge's pro-suffrage stance through satirical demolition of anti-suffrage arguments.

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Verbatim Report of an Anti-suffrage Speech by Mrs. Homan-Childe. (Concluded from The Modern Woman s poe) and things, they would have been them long ago; but no woman ever has, which proves that they never can be. Last of all, it is very silly for women to try to get anything by the vote, be- cause they have so many better ways. Men will give us anything we ask for ifwe go after it in a truly feminine manner. Smile and look pretty, or tease, or try tears, or, as a last resort, make home hades if you have to, until yoa get what you want. But be wom- mly, above all things! And aren't these feminine ways more interesting than érpping a dirty piece of paper in a greasy ballot box? 0h, women, women, if you would only ase the means at your command and be feninine! What are facts? What are statistics? They are for the vulgar nind. A lady cares nothing for these. Her intuitions are her guide. Oh, my friends, if you would only follow your hearts, and not try to believe you had trains! If you would trust your tn- tincts and not try to reason, you would —bat, there—I can say no more. I am overcome with my emotions! I—I feel sodeeply on this subject, ladies, that I —Icannot—think! A Farmer's Plaint. OL DURN the hens!" said Farm- er Brown, Asbe, egg laden, drove to town, His crop to market to devote. “The pesky things! They git my goat! “They loaf all winter on full feed, dost at the time when eggs we need; An’ in the spring, when prices drop, They lay an’ lay, an never stop!"" From Strenuous Kansas. Some days ago a party of Kansas men Went out on a wolf hunt. While they Were searching the woods, a frightened volf ran into a barn in which was a farmer's daughter, fifteen years of age. Ste locked the doors to prevent the ani- malescaping, then she went at it with adab and beat it to death. When that fil is a little older, she will make a ésirable wife for some man. She Would not be afraid to go home in the Grk nor to remain alone in the house nights Bachelors and Babies. Dr. Wynkoop, of Chicago, insists that every bachelor should adopt a baby Tat, he says, would be good for the bachelor. Would it be well for the buy? Bachelors have their limita- tions. yy Donit Drink ‘Zz Common Beer im ~ Lig Driakggblin ht Bottles BROWN BOTTLES glass- lined, steel-enameled tanks. bottling plant are of brown glass. purity, from the The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous. You wouldn't think of drinking impure water. Why not be sure you get pure beer? If you drink beer from a light bottle that has been exposed to light, you are not sure. Light starts decay, even in pure beer. Schlitz is brewed in the dark, aged i. m Every tub, vat and tank is scalded every time used. Every bottle is sterilized after i it is sealed. Even the windows in our The Brown Bottle protects Schlitz rewerv to your glass. Order a case from your deater today. See that crown or cork us branded “Schlitz” 21-M W. J WINTERS, Union Dank Bullding. Chicago, 1. Press Cutting Bureau will send you all newspaper clippings friends, o subject on wnich you may want to be “up | to date. very newspaper and periodical of Jeovertance in the United 'States and. Europe is, searched. Henny Rowrixe, 10110 Seventh $5.00 for 100 notices. Avenue, New York. 10,000 MEN WANTED For Government jobs.—Write for list of # open. Franklin Tnstitute, Dept. A152, Rochester, N.Y. 21 Expansive Breathing A book that fully explains how to vitalize the blood through proper breathing Correct breath- ing (both sexes) described by dia - grams, etc Book contains 64 pages of important nformation on Chest Expansion Lung De velopment and Interna: Exercise Inclades Special Breathing Ex excises’ endorsed by Physicians; accepted by the National Medical Library. Sent on recesnt of 10e tampa P. Von Boeckmann, R. S. 1262 Termioal Wiég. 103 Part Av. 8.7.CHty In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com