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Judge — January 4, 1913 — page 23: Judge, 1913-01-04

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This page is primarily **advertising with some collegiate humor content**, typical of Judge magazine. The main ads include Old Overholt Rye whiskey ("the glow of life"), the Navarre hotel in New York, Cortez cigars, and Mothersill's seasickness remedy (marketed to steamship passengers). The "College Wits" section contains brief humorous exchanges supposedly from college publications. These jokes depend on wordplay and student pranks (a rooster's egg, an ox biting its tail, a lantern that "lightens" work). They're gentle, innocent humor characteristic of early 20th-century college culture. The "Sexology" book advertisement (by William H. Walling) promotes sex education literature—notable for this era when such topics were often censored or taboo. It promises to teach young men and husbands "what they should have" knowledge about. The page reflects period attitudes: alcohol consumption as normal/desirable, travel anxieties (seasickness), and emerging acceptance of sexual education as legitimate.

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