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This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine featuring various commercial products and services typical of the early 20th century: public speaking courses, hotels, medical devices (trusses), and real estate. The only satirical content consists of **college humor verses** in the center, reprinted from various university publications (Columbia Jester, Dartmouth Jack O'Lantern, Pennsylvania Punch Bowl, Stanford Chaparral, Yale Record). These are lighthearted, innocent jokes about college life—romance, dancing, marriage, and social situations—with deliberate forced rhymes and puns ("pesther/misther/fussther/kissther"). The humor is gentle collegiate wit with no political or social satire. The verses mock themselves through clumsy rhyming rather than making pointed commentary. This reflects Judge's practice of recycling campus humor to appeal to its educated, middle-class readership. The page demonstrates how early 20th-century magazines blended advertising with entertainment content.

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Any man with moderate brain power ‘and fair education, ‘your Instructions, Send 9 postcard to-day for tafor ‘nations ‘Soagent wht caine” Fenk & Wognalls (oles Dept. 805New York 4 HOTEL GRENOBLE OPPOSITE CARNEGIE HALL 56th Street and 7th Avenue NEW YORK CITY [oar within two blocks of beautiful Central Park and in the city’s most refined residential district, this exch ye family and transient hotel offers more in real livi comfort than many hotels whose accommodatior are much more expensi: There is no more pping place for ladies tri ing alone. Room with Use or Barn, | Room with Private Barn, $1 per day and up. | $1.50 per day and up. APARTMENTS of Panton, Bepnoos and Private Bata, $3 per day and up. GEO. W. O'HARE, Mer. Ruptured People— Get This On 60 Days’ Trial You know you can’t possibly tell anything about a truss or anything els» for rupture merely by trying it on, for a truss of so-called “appliance” may seem alright at first and after- ward prove utterly worthless. But here is something you can try sixty days—just asa test —without having to risk a single cent. Away A adeol hee Stre and Spring Trusses Bo for co. we Koow, oar gasranteed the only thing of any kind for rupture that you can get on a trial the only thing we know eh a bing “ice the famous Massaging Truss— made on an absolutely new principle —has 18 patented features. Self-adjusting. Does away with the misery of wearing belts, leg-etraps and rprings. Guar- anteed tohold at all times—ineluding when you are wor ing, taking a bath, etc. relieved in case after ca that seemed hopeless. rite ter Vrwe eat ef Aéviee Cith-tound. 04 pagra. Expiaine the ot intl oe ig 8 penny Bex 126~Cluthe ‘Co. 125 E- 23rd St. New York City With Te. College Wits Who Is This Man? There was once a co-ed named Esther, So pretty, all fellows would pesther; And we know the misther Who fussther and kissther— Result: We have rusther in Jesther. —Columbia Jester. Cause and Effect There once was a lady from Me., Who developed a most severe pe. The charge of the Dr. Most certainly shr. In fact, she was driven inse. —Dartmouth Jack 0’ Lantern, The Pelican Oh, a wonderful bird is the pelican! His beak will hold more than his belican. He can hold in his beak Enough for a week— I don’t understand how the helican. —Pennsylvania Punch Bowl. Jealousy? Enid—I think that Mr. Mutt is the nicest dancer. He is so easy on his feet. Mirtyl—Humph! He may be easy on his feet, but he was hard on mine.— Dartmouth Jack 0’ Lantern. $ Diplomacy—Reggie—My ward! wot an ugly gell! Aloysius—Sh! That's old Van Wealth’s daughter. Reggie—Weally? Bah Jove, she has a corking figure !—Dartmouth Jack 0’ Lan- tern. Too Soon, Maybe—Bill—Are you mar- ried? Poster—Yep. Bill— Anything running about the house? Poster—Only a fence.—Stanford Cha- parral. His Affection—Bride—If you really love me so much, what would you do if I fell into the water? Happy bridegroom—Why—er—I would lay out a gigantic sum to have the lake dragged.— Yale Record. Wondering My old friend, Johnny, the fireman, He tells such rippin’ lies, It makes me wonder if Johnny’ll be A fireman when he dies. —Cornell Widow. Wine Jelly when flavored with Abbott’s Bitters is made more delightful and healthful. Sample of bit- ters by mail, 25cts. in stamps. C. W. Abbott & Co., Baltimore, Md. G-R-E-A-T Scholarship Offer At this time we offer a Tuition Credit V at 100.00, Absolutely Without Ch q Poculey' Tales, ip atpenan forests felluteditarry—writelmmediacely for full particulars, Superior Advantages of Our School ‘Ten, years soccemful experience teach fae ee pee Erato ogee Bee Sard; Columbia and ether beg Law Schosts. Wores h a Magnificent Law brary With E ry Sc! cholarship gris coat, $50,005 2 Lise i Write Today fetpetoet pot ost mt; Diet Heo ‘obve |ERICAN CORRE: DENCE = sci etn ge Taw SEND FOR BicFREE LAW SCHOOLBOOK BE AN ARTIST MAKE MONEY Drawing comic pictures. 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