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This page is primarily **advertising and reader correspondence**, not political satire. The "From Our Readers" section contains three letters: one about wood pulp statistics, one from a man responding to a "Husbands' Correspondence Bureau" advertisement (apparently a marital advice service), and a brief dialogue about employment. The advertisements include: - **Knapp-Felt Hats** (with a man's profile in formal wear) - **Sexology** book (addressing marriage/sexual education) - **Standish Worsted** fabric - **Remy Magnetos** (automobile ignition systems, claiming 100,000 sold in 1910) There is **no political cartoon visible** on this page. The content reflects early-1900s consumer culture and social concerns—marital advice, clothing quality, and emerging automotive technology. The tone is earnest advertising rather than satirical commentary.

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ents, INTS. giving st pos ry best -LIFE: The first Derby made in America was a C&K The price of a Knapp-Felt Hat is large enough to insure the best materials, workmanship and style. Keapp-Felt Hats are made in two grades, $6 and $4. THE CROFUT & KNAPP CO. Broadway at Thirteenth Steet, w York A Happy Marriage Depends largely ona know!- edge of the whole truth about self sex and their and health. ly from ordinary every-day sources. SEXOLOGY bean Uustratea) ‘illiam H. Walling, A.M., AlD., imparts in a clear, Knowledge a Medical Knowledge a Medical Knowledge aM Allin one volume. Itlustrated, $2, postpaid. Write be “Other People's Opinions" and Table of Content Puritan Pub. Co., 711 Perry Bldg., Phila., Pa. From Our Readers (Continued from page 494) picture, and may also add a mite to his fund of general information, to know that statistics show that less than four per cent. of the wood cut in this coun- try during the last four years has been used in the manufacture of wood pulp, which includes stock for paper such as is used by your own estimable publication Very truly yours, E. L. Brown. Cincinnati, O., Feb. 8, 1910. From the Yellowstone Park Dear Lire: When plunged in the deepest anxiety and hoping against hope I happened to notice an announcement of your Hus- bands’ Correspondence Bureau in a re- cent issue whercin, for a trifling amount, you agree to furnish the panacea for which, alas! so many of us are sccking As I read the opening inspiriting sen- tences of your offer new courage welled up in my breast, and when I reached the climax of the article, where your sentiments swell into one grand diapason, my determination was bolstered up and I resolved, with a desperate resolve, that I would be benefited by your course and emancipated from my present intolerable condition. Let me assure you that one quality of expression in your article is alone priceless—the surety of phrase and the self-sufficiency with which each state- ment is made—there is no vacillation or hesitancy; and this, I know, must bring hope to thousands of fainting hearts. I inclose the amount you request and feel that after reading your preliminary course I will then have the strength of will to relate my case in detail, which, I assure you, requires heroic treatment. Sincerely yours, Rosert Buctanan. Presentation of the Cup Speech— “Peace on Earth, Gocd-will Toward Men.’ January 3, 1910. Possinix Eariover: But we are slack ourselves. If I found you anything to do it would be taking work from my own men. Apriicant: The little I wouldn't ‘arm nobody, stander. should do guv'nor.—By- TAN DISH ORSTEDS PLYMOUTH ‘The Trade Mark on the Cloth The selection of cloth isa vital matter. You should know the quality of the patterns you buy. Get our sble booklet, “Standish Worsteds, Plymouth,” Yhich informs you how to tell good cloth on sight. Drop us a postal, giving the name of your tailor, THE STANDISH WORSTED COMPANY, Plymouth, Mass. HIS is the mark of superior fabrics for custom-made clothes. It is stamped on the back of our suitings, guaranteeing durability, exclusiveness and beauty. It protects you from in- ferior, nameless cloths. THE WILLIAMS PRINTING COMPANY Regal Car on 4,(81}¢-mile journey. The driver of the car wrote: “Magneto was under water for hours with- out injury. We attribute a great deal of the success of our trip to the fact that we had no trouble with the Remy Magneto.” 100,000 Remy Magnetos Sold for 1910 | Not a quantity user who helped |make our immense 1909 season but that adopted the Remy for besides many manufacturers adopted the Remy for 1910 who for- merly used other magnetos, Our and best T1910, have factory is the largest equipped plant in the world devoted exclusively to magneto manufacturing. Remy Electric Company ANDERSON, INDIANA Dept. 19 Branch Distributing Officer 1400-1402 Michigan Ave., Chicago Automobile Building, 64th and Broad- way, New York City 471 Woodward Ave., Detroit 406 East 15th St., Kansas City 170 Golden Gate Ave., ‘San Francisco AGENCIES: ent C: J.H, McCullough & Son 219 N, Brow: Philadelphia, Pa, Cobe Trophy won by the ald of the Remy Magneto.