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This page primarily contains **humor columns and advertisements** rather than political cartoons. The "Stories with Smiles" section features three lighthearted anecdotes: a Scottish professor tricks students into tasting chemicals to teach observation; a detective observes that women are untruthful (reflecting period gender stereotypes); and a salesman insults a housewife's kitchen ceiling height. The main visual content is an **advertisement for Egyptian Deities cigarettes** (25¢) and a promotion for *Film Fun* magazine. The cigarette ad uses "Egyptian Deities" branding and appeals to "people of culture, refinement"—typical early 20th-century luxury marketing. The *Film Fun* promotion promises behind-the-scenes movie gossip and anecdotes. **No clear political satire is evident** on this page. The humor is domestic and genteel, reflecting 1910s-era attitudes about gender, class, and consumer culture. The page functions primarily as **content and advertising filler** rather than editorial commentary.

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ublican, SC nerican, ¢ is said do know L married: nsas City ou think lence you nce of 2 re A meri pinks is ne of his ks came y man, 2 ir if yor! ent thes name— Stories with Smiles Proved His Point—The old Scotch pro- was trying to impress upon his stu- dents the value of observation. “No,” he complained, “ye dinna use your faculties of observation. Ye dinna use ‘em. i co—— Peeing UD a pot of chemicals of horrible odor, he stuck his finger into it, and then into “Taste of it, gentlemen,” he commanded, ashe passed the pot from student to student. After cach had licked a finger and had felt a rebellion through his whole soul, the old professor laughed in triumph. “T told ye so!” he shouted. “Ye dinna us your faculties of observation! For if ye had observed ye would ha’ scen that the fin- get which I stuck into the pot was na tr finger which I stuck into my mouth! Chicago Herald. His Last Words—A detective was prising the truthfulness of women. “If war bulletins were as truthful as omen,” he said, “we'd have a better idea of how this world struggle is really going. “[ remember a the other day—it’ interesting in its revelation of woman's truthfulness—the case of a husband who had dsappeared. “Questioning the wife, I said to her: “And now, madam, tell me—this is very inportant—tell me what your husband's last words were when he left?’ His last words,’ the truthful creature answered with a blush, ‘were, ‘* For heaven's sale, shut up!" —Washington Star. Getting Even—"Now, what do you "asked the sharp-temptred woman, Lcalled to see if I could sell you some ’ powder, ma'am,” said the seedy in with the staggering whiskers. “Well, you can’t sell no bakin’ powder got no time to waste on P y “Come to think of it, ma’am,” said the sedy gentleman, as he fastened his bag, “[ wouldn't care to sell you any powder, This poky little kitchen of yours is so low inthe ceilin’ that the bread wouldn't have to chance to rise.” —Dallas News. No Precaution Neglected—The little a clergyman recently appeared at st with distinct evidences of a hastily nade toilet. “Why, Edmund,” his mother remon- “T believe you forgot to brush your “Iwas in such a hurry to get to school,” beexplained. “Thope you didn’t forget to say your payers?” she asked anxiously. sirree!” was the emphatic assur- ‘ce; “that’s one thing I never forget. Safety first !””- Harper's Magazine, _ Appeasing the Baby—It isn’t all honey the eldest girl of a family, as Marjorie finds. Partic ularly does she get ‘wrvated when told to put Baby Dora tobed. . Dora has the common infantile complaint — Se Oranges with ha dash of Abbott Pe met balan” Samples of bitters by, mal in CW. abbott & Co. Baluimore, Md” (AD¥) ———_ EGYPTIAN DEITIES “The Utmost in Cigarettes” ‘Plain End or CorkTip People of culture, refinement and riser pasa PREFER Deities to any other cigarette. D5¢ Ona IQyros Makers of the Highest Grade Tarkish and Egyptian Cigarettes in the World FILM FUN The Magazine of the Happy Side of the The making of a movie is almost.as full of romance and adventure as the finished film itself. There's many a laugh and prank that happens ‘‘off-stage” that never reaches the sereen. If you would like to have the big motion picture perfor tell you some of these incidents in anecdote and interview they will do it for you each month in FILMI pnjoy the play more when you § on the sereen if you know the ‘‘inside” of its production and get acquainted with its heroes and heroines, You can meet your favorites informally in the columns of FILM FUN. Besides their chatty stories and the striking pictures of the new features soon to be released you'll find the magazine full of laughter and fun all its own. Ten cents a copy — $1.00 a year or 25 cenls for a three months’ “ get ac- quainted” — subscription. FILM FUN 225 Fifth Avenue New York Published by the Leslie-Judge Co. Movies Tear off the coupon and send it in. FILM_FUN J. 9-16-16 225 Sth Avenue New York Enclosed find ($1.00) for which please send me FILM FUN for t year Name. Address. comicbooks.com