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This page is primarily **advertisements** rather than satirical content. The main items are: 1. **New York Central Lines** (top left): A travel advertisement emphasizing comfort and efficiency of train service. 2. **Lifebuoy Soap** (top right): An advertisement for antiseptic soap, featuring a portrait of a man. The ad emphasizes the product's disinfectant properties. 3. **Belfast Mesh Linen Underwear** (bottom left): Children's clothing advertisement claiming the fabric prevents colds. 4. **Golden Gate Tours** (bottom right): Pennsylvania Railroad tour advertisement for California trips. There is **no apparent political cartoon or satire** on this page. This appears to be a standard magazine page from the early 1900s consisting entirely of commercial advertisements typical of the era.

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COPYRIGHT FOR GREAT BRITAIN BY JAMES HENDERSON UNDER THE ACT OF 1001, a FIVE POINTS OF EXCELLENCE. Leaving the center of the city from which you start ; reaching the center of the city of your desti- nation; over smooth and level tracks giving rest and comfort; riding beside running waters most of the way; through the centers of population to the gateways of commerce—when you travel by the NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES. A copy of the 52-page Illustrated Catalogue of the ‘* Four- Track Series" will be seat free upon receipt of a two-cent stam by George H. Daniels, General Passenger Agent, New Yor! Central & Hudson River Railroad, Grand Central Station, New ork. Lifebuoy is not a transparent soap, but a sanitary, antiseptic, disinfectant soap which purifies while perfection. Booklet Free. it cleanses. Valuable IRIustrated It is soap Atdealers, five cents; or by mail, two cakes for ten cents. LEVER GAOTHERS LIMITED, KEW YORK OFFICES Belfast Mesh Linen Underwear—for Children “ The Ideal Body Garments.” Children who wear this fabric enjoy almost entire freedom from colds and the doctor's most frequent winter calls are to attend children who have ‘caught cold.” The change to “ Belfast Mesh” may be made atany time by man, woman or child without danger of catching cold. Made in two styles. (1) Natural linen (buff) recommended as more durable and absorbent. (2) Bleached—the linen bleached white. SEND POR OUR FREE BOOK — It is handsome and convincing. Ie goes intothe subject thoroughly and explodes the * wool for warmth” theory in short order, It is designed for thinking people who desire comfort with health. The only furcible objec- tion to the other mesh underwears has been that they “wear out feo quickly” We guarantee that Belfast Mesh will wear to the satisfaction of the purchaser or refund money. Sold by all d or sent direct by mall If your dealer won't supply it. Belfast Mesh Underwear Co., 336 Mechanic Street, GOLDEN GATE TOURS. Under the Personally-Conducted System of the Pennsylvania Raltroad, : fornia and the Pacific Coast resorts become so pooular in recent years the better class of winter rest and sure seekers that the Pennsylvania jroad Company has decided to run two Golden Gate tours this winter, one to In- clude the famous Mardi Gras spectacle at New Orleans. On the going trip both tours will travel by the Golden Gate Special, one of the finest trains that crosses the continent. One tour will re turn by this train, while passengers by the other and later tour will use regular trains returning. In California, passen= gers will be entirely at their own pleasure in the matter of itinerary. Should a suf- ficiently large number of passengers de- re to Join in taking an itinerary sug~ gested by the nsylvania Ratlroad Company, the services of a Tourist Agent and Chaperon will be at their disporal. ‘The first tour will leave New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and other points on Thursday, and will travel via Chicago. and El Paso to Los Angel Diego, arriving at the latter ary 2) An entire month may be devoted to visiting California resorts. the Golden Gate Special leaving San Francisco on the return trip Tuesday, March 3, and returning via Salt Lake City, Glenwood Springs, Colorado Springs and Denver The rate for this tour will be $300, cov ering all expenses of rallroad transporta tion. Including side trips in California, as weil as berth and meals on the Golden Gate Special goine and returning. No ho.el expenses in California are included, Tickets are good for return trip for nine months, excepting that passengers ®t] do not return on the Special must provis thelr own Pullman accommodations ef meals eastbound. Tour No, 2 will leave Thursday, Fete ary 19, by the Golden Gate Special. cinnati, Montgomery Visited’ en route to the party ‘will stay Gras festivities. “The train will be sr tracked for occupan during days spent in New Orlea s also be made at Beaumont, Tex: ton, Texa San Antonio and The train will arrive at San Diego Fé ruary 28. So far as special train & rangements are concerned, this tour ¥i be completed at San Diego. Passengt] may dispose of their time In Californie #| they see fit. Should a sufficient nee] desire to take @ suggested trip threat California, the services of a Tort] Agent and Chaperon will be place 4 their disposal ‘The rate for this tour will be SJ covering all railroad transportatico the entire trip, including side California, seat at the Mardi tival, and Pullman berth and “t on the Golden Gate Special from Xe York until arrival at San Dieco. Private compartments, 1. ¢.. érew rooms of staterooms, may be obtained ¥ the payment of additional charges both tours, A detailed itiners course of preparation. giving mation concerning these tour: cation should be made to G: Boyd. Assistant General Passe: Broad Street Station, Philadelp! Pennsylvania Railroad Company Will Issue Clerical Orders for 1903. to its usual custom, the Railroad Company” will issue clerical orders for the year 1903 to ordained clergymen having regular charge ‘of churches located on or near its lines. Clergymen desirine such orders should make individual apolication for same on ks furnished by the Com| Agents. Applications si! the General Omice of the C December f, s0 that orde mailed December 31 to all clei entitled to recelve them. comicbooks.com