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This page is primarily **advertising and filler content** from Judge magazine, with minimal political satire. The central content features **"With the College Wits,"** a series of brief humor pieces from college publications (Jack o' Lantern, Awgawan, Orange Peel, Record). These jokes target early 1900s college life: social pretension, awkward dating rituals, Boy Scouts, free love discussions, and tuition complaints. The humor is gentle mockery of collegiate culture rather than political commentary. The page is dominated by **advertisements**: Great Western Champagne (claiming to be America's only gold-medal champagne), Turkish tobacco cigarettes, Hotel Longacre, and patent/cartooning school promotions. On the right side are **James Montgomery Flagg illustrations** being promoted as art prints available through Judge—described as readers' favorite covers. There is **no significant political or social satire** on this page. It reflects period attitudes (casual references to Greenwich Village models, free love debates) but offers no deeper commentary than typical college humor of the era.

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Great Western (sq Champagne “Brut Special 1903” “Special Reserve” (absolutely brut) (very dry) “* Sparkling Red “Extra Dry” Bargundy ”” (medium) Produced by the old French slow method of fermentation in the bottle taking from six to seven years of lime. Great Western is the Only American Champagneever awarded a Gold Medal at Foreign Expositions. Varis Exposition, 1900, France Paris Exposition, 1889, France Bruxelles Exposition, 1910, Belgium Vienna Exposition, 1873, Austria 0, 1897, Belgium Paris Exposition, 1867, France Write for our free Mustroted Booklet, Pleasant Valley Wine Company Rheims, N.Y. Oldest and largest Producers of Champagne in America THE FINEST TURKISH TOBACCO, Distinctive, Unusual-Hand Rolled and with Your Mone- Gram, Crest. Coat of Arms or Frat Mark on the Cigarette $2 72°$4.75 $$9 0° $17.50 HOTEL LONGACRE BROADWAY AND 47TH STREET, YORK CITY. Convenient to avyinies ‘The retned alr and coo! ser- viee of the Longacre are well establishe. Rates Per Day Room with Lavatory... Room with Private Rath’ Room with Private Bath, for’? ‘Two-Room Suites Special Weekly Rates int a la carte and table dhote. Club Breakfast. in New York City both in Rooms and Restaurant. PHONE 7790—BRYANT. G. L. SANBORN CARTOONING, COMIC EMyART and CARICATURE There is big money, in the above for you. I will show you how, Send 6c. in stamps today for my prospectus explaining ethod and terms. Write your name plainly ZIM ART “SCHOOL, Dept. R., Horseheads, N.Y WANTED—ANIDEA! WHO CAN THINK OF SOME simple thing to patent? Protect your ideas, they may bring you wealth. Write for “Needed Inventions” and “How to « Your Patent and Your Money.” Randolph & Co., Patent Attorneys, Dept. 129, Washington. D. C. With the College Wits Positively the Worst—Chollic—I shall be in the social eye next wintah. Ferdie—Aw, yes, haw! Social eye.—Jack o' Lantern. A Modest Requirement—Geruld— May I kiss you? Geraldine Not much!! Gerald—Well, I only wanted one or two. —Awgawan. Has This Happened to You? “Oh, Henry, look! What a_ pericetly dear Boy Scout!”—Lampoon. It Came Out—‘Well, I didn’t think you had it in you,” remarked the jocose Hick as the Sword-Swallower drew a_five- foot cavalry saber from out his gullet.— Jack 0’ Lantern, Probably Monday night I met a model In Greenwich Village, And she as If I didn’t like Dr. Parkhurst’s sermons. Tuesday night I met a Prom. girl In a misguided moment, And she asked me If I believed in Free love. T wonder If either Or both Were kidding me? Record. A Collegiate Primer—* What is that red brick build-ing on the cam-pus?” “ That is the ad-min-is-tra-tion build-ing?” “What do we do there?” “That is where we pay our tu-i-tion. “Do we like to pay our tu-i-tion?” “No, but we must. If we do not, we must leave col-lege and go to work.” “Oh, let us hurry and pay our tu-i-tion.” —Orange Peel. Nothing Like That—‘What are the passengers looking out of the windows for asked a nervous lady as the conductor came through the train. “We ran over a cat, conductor. “Was the cat on the track?” madam,” said the she next ssured the conductor. ed him up an alley.” Also the Height of Daredeviltry— ‘What is the height of familiarity: “To tell your roommate when you receive your monthly check.” —Record. WALLNUTS: IRST NATIONAL BANK” and “WALLNUTS,” by James Mont- gomery Flagg, are two Judge covers that our readers have liked the best. They have been made up into Art Prints, mounted on a heavy mat, 9 x12, ready for framing. Both pictures are printed in full colors, exactly as they appeared on the covers of Judge, and they make an attractive deco- ration for any room. Fifty cents brings both the prints, post free, or if desired, either will be sold sepa- rately for 25c apiece. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK JUDGE Wor NEW York ‘Seen? Judge Art Print De 25 Fitth Ave., rtment jew York City Enclosed find $0c (25). Please send me “Wallnuts” and “First National Bank.” Neme Addras 2 An nM as ee comicbooks.com