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Judge — December 23, 1916 — page 26: Judge, 1916-12-23

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This page is primarily **advertising and humor content** rather than political satire. The main elements are: **Carbona Cleaning Fluid Advertisement:** Uses a fashionable woman to market a cleaning product, addressing the expense of maintaining white clothing (shoes, gloves, hats) popular among the wealthy during this era. The ad emphasizes that Carbona is safe and won't "explode"—likely referencing concerns about flammable cleaning solvents of the period. **Hotel Longacre Ad:** Standard New York City hotel advertising. **Lafayette Fund Appeal:** A charitable drive soliciting $2 donations for comfort kits sent to French soldiers during World War I (the kit includes blankets, socks, soap, and writing materials). **Right Column:** College humor—brief jokes and witticisms from various university publications, covering romantic misadventures, ethnic humor, and student life. Notable is the crude ethnic dialect humor typical of the 1910s-20s era. The page reflects **wartime charitable appeals** alongside commercial advertising and collegiate humor popular in this period.

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== They say—white clothes are expenstve— white shoes, white spats, white gloves, white veils, white felt hats—because it costs so much to have them cleaned. Not so— A little CARP QNA Cleaning Fluid —and a white cloth will clean any or all of them quickly and inexpensively and cannot injure the most delicate fabric. Carbona is safe to use in your home day or night because it —will not explode 15¢.— 5¢.—s0c.— $1.00 bottles. At all druggists. PURE - MELLOW MEALTMFUL oe HOTEL LONGACRE Broadway and 47th Street NEW YORK CITY Convenient to everything. The refined air and good service of the Longacre are well established. RATES PER DAY Room with lavatory Room with pri: Room with pr Two-room Suit Special Weekly Rates Restaurant a la carte and table d’hote. Club breakfast. The best value in New York City both in Rooms and Restaurant "Phone 7790 Bryant ALL MONEY SUBSCRIBED GOES TO KITS ETTE FUND SENDS COMFORT KITS TO THE SOLDIERS OF FRANCE FOR TWO DOLLARS EACH THE KIT CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES : 1 PONCHO — (COMBINATION RAINCOAT AND BLANKET)—1 PAIR FLEECE LINED DRAWERS 1 FLEECE LINED SHIRT —1 PAIR WOOLEN SOCKS 1 HANDKERCHIEF — 1 CAKE OF SOAP— 1 PIPE 1 PACKAGEOF NOTE PAPER 1 PENCIL— 1 CAN OF CRETOL OINTMENT. SEND ALL CONTRIBUTIONS TO FRANCIS ROCHE Secretary . Treasurer VANDERBILT HOTEL NEW YORK AND YOUR NAME WILL GO IN THE KIT EXPENSES ARE MET BY THE COMMITTEE J. G. BOGGS nificant youngster beside her in chemi owns a “Twin Six” and travels highs Pelican. Vers Libre As It Is Versed How I wish, Rita, I were a microscopic organism, Sitting On your eye-lash And laughing At my brothers Drowning in your Tears!—Record. “Won't you recite something for us in your native tongue “Wat would ze like?” “Oh, anything.” (Business of r “Charming! ness of it,—a-ah—what was it, any’ “Zat ees our alphabet.”—Gargoyle. ing anything.) The rhythm and smoot! Early Fall Dope—“Hear you are going to have some team at your school this fall.” I should say so, but how do you know what school I go to?” “T don't.” —Widow. On This Rock—Landlady—Dinah, are you a good cook? New Girl—Lawdy, yaas ma’am, Ah goes to church twicet every Sunday,—yaas'm— Longhorn. Deeper Still—He—Smythe has bought him an Airedale. She—The very idea! He'll have to mortgage his home to buy gasolene.—Kerne. Among the Idle Rich—I/sauc—They tell me that fellow has money to burn. Jacob—He must have got a hold of some Villa currency.—Cha parral. Ain't It True!—Physics —What is the a ength? Quiz—As long as you can see her.— Awgwan. Not Good For One—Ed—Are late hours good for one? Co-ed—No, but they’re all right for two.— Orange Peel. Correct—*When was the loose leaf system first used?” “Eve used it to keep track of her party gowns.”—Cornell Widow. Good Night!—He—Let me stay hour more, dear—just an hour by the ¢ She—But, Billic, the clock doesn’t need company.—Froth. Alas! All Too True—Soph—This hall was named after Daniel Webster. Femme—How much did he give?—Jack ¢ Lantern, A Wonder—“What do you thin a man who will constantly deceive his wife? “T think he’s a wonder!”—Siren. Speed—“Two four minute eggs, Austin, and make ‘em fast. I’ve got a class in thirty seconds.” —Lampoon. GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER “It's purity has made It famous.” SOc the case of six glass stoppered bottles. (AdY) comicbooks.