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This page is primarily an **advertisement for Collier's magazine**, promoting an article about Bethlehem Steel's rise by Edward Mott Woolley, titled "Schwab's Bonus Men." The headline emphasizes Bethlehem Steel as "The Sky-rocket That Hasn't Come Down." **Historical context**: In 1916, Bethlehem Steel was a major American industrial company, likely headed by Charles M. Schwab. The article appears to examine how the company achieved rapid growth and the role of executive bonuses in its success—relevant during America's pre-WWI industrial expansion and subsequent wartime manufacturing boom. The advertisement itself contains no apparent satire or political commentary; it's a straightforward promotional piece targeting Judge's educated readership interested in business narratives.

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Sky-rocket That Hasn’t Come Down Bethlehem Steel is its name, and the story of its un- precedented rise is told by Edward Mott Woolley in an article entitled *“Schwab’s Bonus Men,” in the May 13th issue of Collier's THE NATIONAL WEEKLY 416 West 13th Street, New York City ight 1916 by Lestie-J tered at the Post. Office at New Yorkas s: tail matter.Canle addtess‘Judgark””) Telephote 6632MadisonSonate Published weekly’ by the Lestie-Iudge Co.205 Nfth.Ave New York City) Jok&iA Sleicher 2 ReudenD, Sleicher President a Secretary Grant E Hamilton TAWaldton Art Director Editor A.E.Rollater Treasurer Vol. LXX. May 13, 1916 No. 1804 Cc O N T E N T Ss \ Cover Design: A Dandy Cover - = - ~ Albert Hencke Spring Fever Strikes # Vapn's Crossing ( full Pose draw ing) - = John B. Gruelle Editorials: Life and “ Service” If We Really Had a Sense of Humor — Sixes and wns = 5s It's Different Now - - - - - - + Corinne Rockwell Swain The Notion Counter - - - - - - Dou las Malloch Clarissa’s Ideal - - - - - - - G. Vere Tyler Markowitz and Henry - - - = = = Low Rab Truth ina Garden - = = = =, Lee MeAllister Extravagance - eee ee Walt Mason Realization- == 9 - = = = = = Sohn Kendrick Bangs A Bite at Noon (full-page drawing) - = = Zim The Best Seller (double-page drawing) = = ~~ C. Clyde Squires Taking Advantage of aMood = - == == J. A. Waldron His Temperament - - - - + + Walter G. Doty Egg View Notes - = - - = + = Leslie Van Es Dividing Lines - - - - + + Frederick Moxon Celluloid Sonnets Roscoe Arbuckle - : - W. Kee Maxwell The Modern Woman: Suffrage Facts and Fancics = Anna Cadogan Ft: JUDGE'S Between Covers JUD Foreiga Humor, With the College Wits, Passing the Mustard, Stories with Smiles, and Jest and Verse by His Honor’s Humorists. The Comedy of Life in Pictures by C. Bertram Hartman, Laura Foster, Lang, Machefert, Zim, Charles Wright, C.W. Kahles, P. D. Joknson, C. W'. Ander: son, Crawford Young, Hamilton Williams, Ray Rohn, Tousey, C. Batchelor Hal Burrowes, 1. Fellows, Ca'cert, and others. SUBS CREE ELON RATES above offices. J and self-addressed envelope with all m lable cannot be guaranteed. We recei that we shall not be held responsible 1914, 10 cents: th the ind Mexico. 00) a year. Marquette Buil Tremont Watt Building, Washington, D.C Ww nate rON HerResentarive LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY, PUBLISHERS TWO TWENTY-FIVE FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY