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This page is primarily **advertising and commercial content** rather than political satire. The main items are: 1. **Cox Shock Absorbers ad** - promotes car parts for comfort and protection 2. **Gargoyle Mobiloils ad** - a lubrication products chart for various 1911-1915 automobile models 3. **Cascade Highball whiskey ad** - depicts a man in formal attire drinking, marketed as "mellow as moonlight" 4. **"Rhymed Reviews: Open Market"** - a satirical poem by Josephine Daskam Bacon about a poor woman (Eve) who marries a wealthy man (Edward Gard) for financial security, exploring themes of marriage and class The poem's satire critiques romantic marriages motivated by wealth rather than genuine affection, a common theme in early 20th-century social commentary.

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Matter How weiss eu Me You Can Now Buy| Standard Cox Shock’ Absorbers (heavy car type) for $10 (complete set for aa Men who enjoy greater comfort and| who protect their cars against | | depreciation are the most en- thusiastic users of the Standard C, C.’s are the Steel Triple Coil type that make easy riding a re- ality. Both lubrication and adjustment are ideal and they stand abuse—cost but $10.00a set—Ford type $4.50 per | set of two or $8.00 for set of four. | We publish an interesting booklet, | “*C. C. Because’’—it’s worth your | reading. Not every dealer can sell you C. C."S, so send for our booklet and we will | tell you the name of the Cox dealer near you— be’s a good man to know. | COX BRASS MFG. CO. | Dept. E, Albany, N Y./ Branches or distributors in all al cities in U. S. A. A Detail Extuvsiastic Aviator (after long ex- Henation of principle and workings of his biplane): Now you understand it, don't you? Youxc Laoy: All but one thing. Aviator: And that is—? Youxe Lavy: What makes it stay up? z° York Times. L ma Whisky wins the praise of fSpoimeurs and the approval of all rite rich, smooth mellowness. Original Bottling Has Old Gold Label CEO. AL DICKEL & £0 Distillers jashville, T in RE GOING TO BE BURNED AT THE STAKE FOR CARRYING MUNITIONS OF Wak” Rhymed Reviews Open Market (By Josephine Daskam Bacon. D. Appleton & Co.) yn had found it hard To live as Snobdom's poor re- lation, She schemed to marry Edward Gard, A personage of humble station. A mountain guide's reputed son, Yet worth a million, unencumbered— A giant, crippled simpleton In Adirondack wilds he slumbered. Because he couldn't leave his chair His character was simply fleckless. What made this wreck a millionaire? His father left a priceless necklace. The knot was tied, and off they went, This couple, matched but hardly mated. On distant island shores they spent A year, while Gard was educated. And after that they played a while In London's most exclusive places, Where Gard became the rage and style— He had the handsomest of faces! A siren hung around and talked; And when the cripple, all too zealous To save the minx from danger, walled, Poor Evelyn grew madly jealous. She thought he did not care for her, He thought that she preferred Another ; So you may guess how glad they were To learn that each adored the other. And Gard, the woodsman, proves to be The illegitimate descendant Of some piratic Portugee, Which makes his lineage resplendent. Arthur Guiterman. GARGON Mobiloils A grade for each type of motor Correct Lubrication Explanation: In the Chart below, the letter opposite the car indicates the grade fovie Mobi that should be used. For example, Gargoyle Mobiloil means Gargoyle Mobiloil '.. The recommendations cover all of both pleasure and commercis! noted, VACUUM OIL COMPANY ROCHESTER, N. Y., U. S. A. comicbooks.com