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This page is primarily **advertising and editorial content**, not political satire. It features: **Left column:** Advertisements for Stuyler's confections (candies, chocolates, marshmallows) and announcements about Collier's magazine's upcoming "Fiction Number" issues featuring short stories by prominent authors like Robert W. Chambers and Stewart Edward White. **Right column:** A liquor advertisement for "Club Cocktail" and a fashion magazine advertisement for "Dress." **Center section:** Multiple brief humorous anecdotes and jokes—typical filler content for Life magazine. These include: - A joke about a bishop burying multiple wives - Wordplay about "alma motor" (vs. "alma mater") - A "poor relation" anecdote set in Pekin These are light, domestic humor pieces rather than political cartoons. The page reflects early 20th-century magazine advertising and entertainment conventions, with no apparent political commentary or caricature.

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PRresipent Fresh Every Hour Mixture In Sealed Tins Soul Kisses A Caress in Confections Marshmallows In Sealed Decorated Tins Nutrio Nut Chocolate Nutritious - New - Nut + Trio Trio Mixture In 10-cent Packages Trio de Luxe For Afternoon Teas Summer Mint Watches A Unique Children’s Package The usual Superiority of Quality and Flavor Sales Agencies Onsale atall and at chiiylir? 50 Retail Stores Short Stories. in Collier’s Fiction Number BEGINNING with September the last issue of each month will be largely devoted to Short Stories, and be known as the Fiction Number. Love and romance, adventure and work-a-day life, on land and sea—such tales will be published in great variety, chosen from the representative work of leading writers in the English language. A collection of exceptional stories, by well-known writers, has already been secured. October Fiction Number Issued September 26th ROMANCE. By Robert W. Chambers THE ROAD AGENT By Stewart Edward White THE VENTURE OF THE FLYING HIND By James B. Connolly Stories for the November Fiction Number, by equally noted authors, will be announced next month, Collier’s The National Weekly Are you going to move ? If you are, don’t fail to notify LIFE of your changed ad- dress, When ordering dress, When ordering a change give the old as well as Subscription Dept., LIFE, 17 W, Sist Street, New York. | certain, | and he's a vegeta AND HIS LONG SUIT, TOO. Trae: Lady, have you a pair of trousers which your husband has discarded? Kixo Lapy: Yes. Here they are, but they will not | last long—my husband discards ‘from weakness.— | Harper's Weekly THE CUSTOMARY PLACE. A well-known English bishop some time since lost his third wife. A clergyman who had known the first wife returned from Africa and wanted to see the | grave. He called at the cathedral and saw the verger “Can you tell me where the bishop's wife is buried?" “Well, sir,” replied the verger, “1 don’t know for but he mostly buries ’em at Brompton.”— Cleveland Leader. AN AMENDMENT. “What a stately creature that tall blonde is! always makes me think of her as the ox-eyed Juno.” Per-oxide, you mean."—Baltimore American THESE DAYS. Kwrceer: I hear Jones is, recovering from an operation Locker: Appendix or stocks?—Sun. QUITE NATURAL, Well, how does it feel to have a niche in the Quite natural,” replied the now celebrated poet. | “ I've always lived in a hall bedroom."—Kansas City Journal. th tells me he has been graduated from an stomobile school.” “Yes: he feel Bellman. ly refers to it as alma motor."— | ast Rrioesmaip: They are well matched, don't you think? Secono. Rather—she’s a grass widow —London Opinion. prsMaip: THE PEKIN POOR RELATION. 0 hard,” said Wu Ting Francisco who was inter. “You are pushing me Fang to a reporter in Sa viewing him. “You are taking advantage of me. You are like the Pekin poor relation: je he met the head of his family in the | street “*Come a Thank you,’ said the poor 6 with us toni the mandarin relation, ‘But would Yes, cert: ht?” asker At your h s good enough to give me to-night’s invitation.” "s Magazine. ing to the mandarin, cu You see, your estimable wife Everybo THE BEGINNING OF A COMMONPLACE. Eve were packing up. * they protested, “we had a perfectly charm: ime in the country Thus the vacation lie had its birth—Sun, A THOROUGH BLOCK SYSTEM. Miter the train had made several sudden jerks and abrupt stops, the traveler became apprehensive, says riter the Chicago News. There had been numer: Do ccidents on the line of late, and there was cause for fear. Calling the porter aside, he said: 6) is this train safe?" * Safe as any, sah,” assured the porter. “Well, is there a block system on this road?” Sam's grin extended from ear to ect “Block system, boss? Why, we de greatest block system in de world, Ten miles back we were blocked by a load of hay, six miles back we were blocked by a mule, just now we were blocked by a cow, and I reckon when we get further souf we'll be blocked by an alligator. Block system, boss? Well, Ah guess! ""—Youth’s Companion. . Tnx supreme modesty of the Republican. platform can be compared to nothing except the timid violet-— Rickmond Times-Dispatch. Is A Bottled Delight Refreshing, cooling, with just the delicate stimulation needed to re- store the jaded summer appetite, aCLUBCOCKTAIL strained through cracked ice is a wonderful incent- ive to a hearty, enjoyable meal. Get.a bottle from your dealer Martini (gin base), Mawhattan (whiskey base), are universal favorites G. F. HEUBLEIN & BRO. Sole Props. Hartford New York the recognized authority on fashion—‘ ‘the most beautiful magazine of our times.” $5 A YEAR Published in connection with ‘* Les Modes’? of the fashion authority of the European cour! Daess treats of smart gowning as en art. the most beautiful and artistic manner the 1 smartest of sartorial creations in Paris ond Ne Dress enters the homes of the smartest” ar dressed women as an authority, predicting the fort modes with precision and displaying the most be of present styles adopted by women whose taste i erring. Dress has won its place among the necessities « istence in the home of the woman. who lives bey: access to the great centres of fashion. It brings homes each month accounts of the latest produ the fashion world and all the deliciously feminin« ets_and accessories which are so dear to the dain| an’s heart. Darss, although maintaining fashions as its 1 theme, has many subsidiary features of intense to the cultured woman. The news of the stoge ciety, hygiene, boudoir hints, suggestions for the helps to entertaining, etc., etc.—in short, Dagss the complete interest of fashionable women. It is Charming! Practical! Helpful! Send your subscriotion today and it will begin with the | ANNUAL SPECIAL NUMBER FOR OCTOBER Publishers of Daxss, 11 West ySth Street, New York. Dear Sirs: I enclose $s 00 for which please send me Datss for one year beginning with the current issu ci Pablishiny The Cure Co Mercha Treelft) Welt i By Rig Stokes C Lentato The Ferao & The B body. ( $150) Cousin Macailla A Grex Century | Canadi Coby. Howard. The D ely.) The 3 Persoe, 4 Spir Bros. § The § Cartwr Sigurd PD Heart’ §Oo. $ Feutt Macmnilla Builder (Henry Angel $1.50.) A Lord &Co § Hilary (The Bas The Hi Lire Co Top o' toa Co, Red Macmilla The C Thomas ( “One wright The A Rankin, The Li hon, ( Flower ams Sor