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This page is primarily **advertising**, not political satire. The main content consists of three advertisements: 1. **Chartreuse Liqueur** - promoting a French cordial as "The Monks' Famous Cordial" 2. **The Magazine of Fun** - a self-promotional ad featuring a testimonial letter from an advertiser praising the magazine's effectiveness 3. **Oriental Hotel at Manhattan Beach** - advertising a new resort opening June 25th, marketed as an exclusive, fashionable destination with specific appeal to those seeking escape from city heat while remaining accessible by train or auto The right column contains **humorous anecdotes** typical of Judge's content: stories about a minister's horses, a large woman on a streetcar, and a boy with digestive troubles. These illustrate the magazine's comedic style but contain no political commentary. The page reflects early 1910s advertising aesthetics and consumer culture rather than satirical commentary on current events.

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CHARTREUSE SUPERB LIQUEUR OF THE AGES UNVARYING IN CHARACTER UNSURPASSED IN EXCELLENCE THE MONKS’ FAMOUS CORDIAL At first-class Wine Merchants, Grocers, Hotels, Cafés BATJER & CO. 45 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 7 YELLOW Sole Agents for United States. A PLEASED CUSTOMER IS OUR BEST ADVERTISEMENT “Jackson, Mich., June 1oth, 1914. “T have found THE MAGAZINE OF FUN to be a very consistent result-bringer and for that reason have continued my advertising init ona“t.f.” basi, Lam not anticipating any change in this arrangement, “Very truly yours, “FREDERIC LA DELLE.” ‘The above expression is only one of a number of similar letters which we have on file in our office, THE MAGAZINE OF FUN CAN DO THE SAME FOR YOU RATE 20 cents per line = — Over 35,000 CIRCULATION 15% discount allowed for six consecutive insertions. For further information please address THE MAGAZINE OF FUN, 225 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK Attractive Social Life New York's most popular and fashionable resort by-the-sea. Where sea- side joys are not marred by the intrusion of undesirable elements. Where the temperature seldom varies from 70 degrees. Within the city limits, half ~ hour by train, one hour by auto. Just far enough away from the heat” ‘ and hum of the metropolis to give an entire change of environment yet near enough for daily contact with the commercial centers of Manhattan. Oriental Hotel OPENS JUNE 25th EUROPEAN PLAN Unsurpassed Surf Bathing Famous Out-door Restacrant Deep Sea Fishing New Tennis Courts Celebrated Musical Concerts Boating and Sailing Thes Dansants Wednesday and Saturday afternoons from 4 to 6 and evening dances Special Music for all the Modern Dances Mercadante’s Orchestra Morning and Evening Auto Roads Lead Direct to Hotel Entrance Excellent Garage and Parking Accommodations JOSEPH P. GREAVES, Manager BOOKING OFFICE, 243 FIFTH AVE. FLORIDA EAST COAST HOTEL CO. Telephones, 9230 and 9231 Madison Square the minister to put up his team, little son had followed him, ‘and eying the minister a minute or two, claimed, “Why, papa, you said he was a‘ om hoss preacher, and he’s got two hosses —National Monthly. Willing To Help—One afternoon a ga erously developed woman, weighing abog, three hundred pounds, boarded a streg § car, and finding every seat taken, she wy compelled to grasp a strap and put be faith in its stability. For a minute e two she ponderously swayed back en forth in sympathy with the jolting ca, and then turning, she bent her eyy fiercely on a bunch of men, one of whog wasn't much bigger than an early sprisg potato. “If there were any gentlemen in this car,” caustically exclaimed the larp |) “they would not permit a lady ty a profound bow. “Pardon me, madam,"’ he said you wish a seat, I am perfectly willing to give my share toward it.’’—Phile delphia Telegraph. Grammatical Error—Little Wendel |) Holmes Emerson, of Boston, was resting sedately with his book in the park shortly | after a picnic dinner. He had eaten tw [7 much. He knew perfectly well he had eaten too much, and he was very mud surprised and shocked at himself. He prayed fervently that no one would notice |) his condition. Just then a kindly old lady appeared | and sat down beside him. ‘‘Ah,’’ thought Wendell, ‘‘I have sadly injured her es thetic sensibilities !"’ By this time the kind old lady wa firmly settled. ‘‘My little boy,’’ said she, ‘‘are you over eight?’’ It was wonderful to see how the young Mr. Emerson recovered his dignity. That a woman with such outlandish grammar should dare to criticise him was unbe lievable. ‘‘No, madam,” said he proudly; “T have overeaten !’’—National Monthly. Hi afi G Gethed— Young Philosophy “D'ye know, I think teacher c’'n see behind her!’” “Well, she said her eyesight was going back on her!”” REAT BEAN SPRING WATER. GRE. “Its Purity Has Made It Famous.” 50c per case of 6 glass stoppered bottles see) comicbooks.com