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This page is primarily **advertising and legal notices**, not political cartoons. The dominant content includes: **Legal/Administrative**: Publisher information for Judge magazine (filed per 1912 Congressional requirements), listing ownership at Leslie-Judge Company. **Advertisements**: Multiple product ads including: - "Science of a New Life" marriage manual - Hotel Puritan in Boston - White Valley Gem diamonds (synthetic) - Eugene Zimmerman's cartooning instruction book - J.M. Lyon diamonds on credit **Humor Column**: Small captioned jokes about marriage, relationships, and social situations—typical period humor about domestic life, infidelity, and gender dynamics. **Notable Feature**: "Deaf People Now Hear Distinctly, Perfectly!" advertising a "New 4-Tone Acoustophone"—an early hearing aid device. The page reflects early 1910s consumer culture and marriage-focused social commentary typical of Judge magazine's satirical approach, though this particular page emphasizes commerce over political satire.

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fed Managing Editor, venue, New York City. 25 ith Avenue, New York City. Gent, or more of total amount of stock, John A. Sleicher, £25 Fifth Avenue, New Wall Street, New York City. other Security holders, holding 1 per cent. or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages or other securitic Sieicher, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York City; Reuben P. “235 Fifth Avenue, New reny, 176. Broadway, New. York City, (Signed) John A. Bleicher, Publisher. terenteenth day of September, 1913. A. Edward Rollauer, Notary Public No. Every Married Couple hould Own this complete informative book e Science of a New Life” By JOHN COWAN, M. D. Endorsed and recommended by fore- most medical and religious critics throughout the U. Unfolda the few of the chapter subjects here as this book is not meant for children. (A oi JS. Ogilvie Publishipg Co. 8 Rew kits LEGAL NOTK IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT OF CONGR ‘August 24th, 1912, the following statement ta printed: Juc published weekly at New York, James A. Waldron, Ed 225 Fifth Avenue, New York City. Sleicher, 225 Fifth Avenue, nA. ‘Sleicher, 225 Fifth Leslie-Judge Company, tockholders holding 1 per Business Manager, Reu New York City, (Pu Owner ‘ork City; AN. Brady Estate, 64 Bondholders, Mortgagees and John A. Sleicher, ¥, Real Estate Com: York City; Sworn to and subscribed before me thi WHITE Vailey GEMS Stand acid and fire diamond test. So hard they easily scratch a file and will cut glass, teed 25years. Mounted dlamond mountings. Se Mion anes, Willsend you any 4 in jnation — all charges prepaid. No mor ener tunis it mat natishactorys Wrietdy ff GEM CO., 773 Wulsip Bidg., BEAN ARTIST MAKE MONEY drawing comic pictures. Let the world’s famous car- toonist, Eugene Zimmerman, spill a few ideas into yourhead. Get the Zim book—it's chuck full of val- able suggestions, Price, $1.00, postpaid. Bound in 24 Morroceo, satisfaction guaranteed. Money back if book returned within ten days, Address: ZIM BOOK, Room 1149 Brunswick Bldg., New York AMonosfon cRED 20% Down, 10% Per Month With every certificate guaranteeing it Diamond we give a written and agreeing to take it back any time at full price, in ex change for a larger stone. If your purchase is not better value than your dealer can furnish, return it and we will refund your money. Goods forwarded prepaid for exam ination. Write for latest catalog J.M. LYON & CO., Established 1843 71-73 Nassau Street, New York so to Mr. Dauber about that absurd pic- ture he has at the exhibition? You told him his picture was worth the price of admission alone, Exe—Well, Great Scott! the frame is worth more than fifty cents, isn’t it?— Boston Transcript. Remembering Sage Counsel—Maude— She's such a quiet little person that I’m surprised to hear she’s wearing a sil- houette skirt. Edna—Perhaps she believes in the old saying that little girls should be seen, but not heard.—Springfield Union. Cereally Related—‘‘That husband of mine always | gets things twiste “Indeed? “Yes; I sent him for soda crackers, and he came back with pretzels.’’— Cleveland Plain Dealer. Echo from Old Reno—‘‘A woman never admits that she was wrong.’” “*I don’t know about that,’’ replied Mr. Meekton. ‘‘A number of them seem anxious to prove that they showed pretty poor judgment in selecting husbands.’’— Washington Star. The Doctor’s Harvest—"" Doctor, why don’t you take a vacation? “I can’t now; my patients need me. They are beginning to come back from their vacations."’— Louisville Courier- Journal. Proof—‘‘My wife will know I drank too much at the banquet.’” “Why, you are walking straight enough!"" “*But look at the bum umbrella I picked out.'"’—Piltsburgh Post, Fitness of Things—Stenographer—The old man says to order him a carriage. Bookkeeper—What kind of a carriage does he want? Stenographer—I don’t know; but, to be appropriate, it ought to be a sulky.— Somerville Journal, Light Luncheon—Bacon—I see that the gum used on postage stamps is made largely of potato starch, Egbert—That ought to be very com- forting to the vegetarians. — Yonkers Statesman, And No Tips—‘‘Does your boy Josh take any interest in the farm?” I should say so!"’ replied Farmer Corntossel. ‘‘It’s the only place on earth where he can get three meals a day without payin’ fur 'em.'’’—Washing- ton Star. Love's Silent Interchange—Friend—How did the count propose to you, and you accept, if he could not understand your | language nor you his? American heiress—It was very simple. He showed me hia family tree, and I showed him my bankbook.—New York Weekly. Oh!—'‘Why is Miss Plumply so chilly to her sweetheart?” “He told her she was all the world to him.” **But I don’t see’’—— “She took it to mean that she was largest around the equator."*—Houston Post. 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