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This page is primarily **advertisements and a collection of brief humor pieces**—no political cartoons requiring historical context. The humor pieces are lightweight observations about everyday life: jokes about golf curing insanity, a suitor clarifying he wants to marry the daughter (not become family), a soldier retreating from actual hornets during a war game, and a patient relieved to discover he's still alive (not in heaven). The advertisements promote marriage advice books, bunion relief, cedar chests for storing furs, and novelty items like a "bathhouse" peepshow toy—typical commercial fare for the era. **No significant political or social satire** appears here. The content reflects standard early-20th-century middlebrow magazine humor: mild domestic comedy and personal misadventures. The page serves primarily as a revenue vehicle through advertisements rather than editorial commentary.

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ume, only to any reader Every Married Couple and all who contemplate marriage Should Own this complete informative book “The Science of a New Life” By JOHN COWAN, M.D. Endorsed and recommended by foremost medical and religious critics througbout the U.S. Unfolds the secrets of married ha s0 often revealed too late! } book like It to be bad at the price. We can only give a few of the chapter subjects here as this book is not meant for children. Marriage and Its Advantages. Age at Which to Marry: Law of Chole. Love Analysed. Qualities Que Sivald Avout im Choosing. | A: f ‘Amativeness. - Conti done copy, Confinement. TWI LIGHT SLEEP, jow a Happy Mar tals hed Lite is Secured re Descriptive circular giving tull and complete Ee nthe'otchatenissalled FRED ublishing Co., Stu'Yorn'cny Instant Bunion Relref Prove /t At My Expense Don't send me one cent—just let me prove ‘have done for 67,522 others in the The famous Piedinont line. Any of o styles and designs sent on 18 day free trial. We pay protects furs. woolens and pi mice, dust and damp. Distinctively bea ‘real money and worry saver. Practically everlasting. fh Piedmont Red Cedar Chest Co., Dept. 77, Statesville, N- C. At all Newsstands Now. 10caCopy. $1.00 Year. Published by LESLIE-JUDGE CO. 225 Fifth Avenue, New York City ‘ublishing Company, Write for offer to agents 2? “VEEP 7 “BATHHOUSE 23” “KEEP OUT” OUR LATEST NOVELTY Bath house in wood veneer with swinging door and brass, fastener: size 5x* Inches; with the door open you see a beautiful, hand colored pleture of an Ostend bathing girl. Comes boxed, prepaid, for 2 to introduce our new catalog of pictures for The Den, “all wine hers!” Catalog alone 10c. Stamps accepted. CELEBRITY ART C 37 Columbus Ave.. Boston, Mass. prisoner at the bar, hopefully, “it will bi up our honeymoon.”—Philadelphia Ledger. Tommy’s Confidence—A wutie (watch- ing artist at work)—Don't you wish you could paint as well as that, Tommy? Tommy—l1 can!—London Opinion. Indeed, Yes—‘ They say that golf has been found to be a wonderful cure for insanity.”” “Really? But what do they use to cure the golf?” —New York World. What He Wanted—Her Father (vi ciously)—So, you want to become my son-in- law, young man? Young Man—No; I merely want to marry your daughter.— Indianapolis Star. Why He Retreated—“ Why did you retreat?” demanded the general, who was directing the sham battle. “You had the other side outnumbered and technically defeated.” “T know, general, but a nest of hornets got into the game.”—Louisville Courier Journal. His Method—“I can’t sce how young Bentley can sidestep al! his bills.” “He doesn’t; he sidesteps the collector.” —Louisville Herald. Back to Consciousness—The sick man st come out of a long delirium. “Where am I?” he said, feebly, as he felt the loving hands making him comfort- able. “Where am I? In heaven?” “No, dear,” cooed his devoted wife. “Tam still with you.”—Kansas City Journal. Hard on Blinks—‘“Blinks says that when he was young he was the architect of his own fortune.” _ “Didn’t they have any building inspectors in those days?”—Philadelphia Ledger. Vol. LXIX. October 16, 1915 No. 1774 Copyright, 1915, by LeslieJudge Company. Entered at the Bost-ofice at New York as second-cl mail matter. Telephone 6632 Madison Square by LeslieJudge Company, ding, 25 Fifth Avenue, New York. Washington Representative jag, Washington, D.C. ident. — Reuben'P. Sleicber, Sec’y. Rollauer, Treasurer. we SALW SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year, or St numbers - + - + 85.00 Six months, or 26 oumbers- + + - 2.50 Thirteen week: Las Payable in advance by draft by express ‘or post The contents of JUD in both the United States and Great Britain. I JUDGE cannot be found at any news stand, the pub- lishers will be under obligations if that fact be promptly reported on postal eard or by letter. BACK NUMBERS: Present year, 10 cents per copy: 1914, 10 cents; 1913, 20 cents, ete. Postage free in the United States, its dependencies, an To Canadian Provinces add $0 cents a year for ; to all foreign countries add $1.00 a y rotected by copyright quette Building NEW ENGLAND ADVE Tremont Building - Lesli e: Mlustrated Weekly Newspaper Ot 7B 195 Established in 1855, nae “Directing the Big Guns” Fert Y to sixty vivid, timely pictures appear in Leslie's each week. They tell more in a glance than pages of words. They have made Leslie's unique among all periodicals. Supplementing this service and Leslie's special editorial features are this pub- lication’s regular departments and fea- tures, terse, graphic and rich with interest and helpfulness. These in- clude “The Trend of Public Opinion,” “Watching the Nation’s Business,” Export Promotion Bureau, Jasper’s Hints to Money-Makers, the Travel Bureau, Motor Department, Sports Page, etc., etc. No wide-awake Amencan can afford not to have Leslie's in his home every week. 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