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This page is primarily **advertisements and humor content**, not political cartoons. It contains: **Humor Section:** Brief joke columns with generic scenarios—a timid suitor afraid to propose without money, complaints about "end seat hogs" on transportation, romantic faraway daydreams, and whether men can love two women simultaneously. These are lighthearted domestic/social observations with no specific political targets. **Advertisements:** Typical 1916 products including bunion remedies, electric fans, a "Liquid Pistol" (appears to be a spray device for dog deterrent), and Canadian steamship tourism. **Notable:** A Gooderham & Worts whisky advertisement emphasizes their product is "ten years old"—likely reflecting WWI-era concerns about product quality and authenticity during wartime. The page lacks the satirical political commentary one might expect from Judge magazine. It's a standard commercial/entertainment page from the magazine's June 1916 issue.

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LIQUID PISTOL Will stop the most vicious dog (or man) without permanent Injury Percy sale to caqgy without danger ef esha Fives and recharges by pulling the trigger, Load L Rearmtpe sinh Owe tha og Teh” AW aed Sy tail aden overed Water fre With asks BE: Money Dept. E, Brooklya, N.Y. b] PRESS CUTTING BUREAU srl send you all newspaper clip: hich may appear about Syour Ingnda or any subject on which you may want to be Mipitodate.” Every nerepaer and periodical rel importance in the United States and Europe is searched. Terms, $5.00 jor T00 notic HENRY ROMBIKE, 106-110 Seventh Ave, N. Y. PERSONAL Messrs. GOODERHAM & WORTS (Limited), Toronto, nada. beg to announce that the whisky they are'now send- ited States is TEN YEARS OLD. Er—er—Why?—"Sometimes I think,” remarked the timid young man in the parlor “that if I—er—had money I would ‘ married.”” ” suggested the dear girl who occu- pied the other end of the sofa, “why don’t you try to—er—borrow some?" —Clevelund lain Dealer. wt hat is an end seat hog the papers talk about?” “An end seat hog, my boy, is the fellow who gets the seat that you want yourself. Yonkers Statesman Erratic Temperature Still doth the chilling blast salute The shore where summer fancies float Oh, never mind the bathi But bring along an overcoat Washin No Hope—“ What's that thing, doc?” Phat’s a medicine-ball I bought you.” “Then I'm afraid there is no hope for me.” “Why not?” “T never can swallow that.” —Voungst Telegram Faraway—‘While Miss Pounder was playing I noticed you had a faraway look in your eyes. “Were you so much affected?” “Oh, no; 1 was merely thinking of certain faraway places where I wished I could be.” —Birmingham Age-Herald. 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