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This page is primarily **advertising rather than political satire**. The main content includes: 1. **Sanatogen advertisement** (center-right): Features a distinguished older gentleman endorsing a nerve tonic. The ad claims it keeps one "young while growing old" by restoring nerves through "pure albumen and organic phosphorus." 2. **Piso's cough remedy ad** (lower left): A patent medicine advertisement. 3. **Evans Ale advertisement** (lower right): Promotes a beverage for "cold days and nights." 4. **Reader letters section** (left): Discussion of U.S.-British relations and American politics, dated August 1919. These are typical early-20th-century patent medicine and beverage ads making health claims now considered dubious or false. The page reflects the era's largely unregulated advertising landscape.

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éelightful, youth-renewing Conrad in Quest of His Youth fis for sale at all bookstores, $1.75 DUTTON & CO., 681 Fifth Ave., N. Y. ro tue Eptror or Lire—Sir: Read considerable amusement the cdi 1 in your No. 1919 on the subject of ed. Now, there are several matters ly concerning the U. S. A. which myely affect public opinion on this side which are great obstacles to like Iindedness between the British people Americans. Among these are The position of the inhabitants of Puerto Rico, who, twenty years after annexation, are still denied all po litical rights as American citizens EF The social and political disabilities of the negro in the Southern states The extent to which child labor is util- ized in American industries. t P These matters, though you may iiiey are no business of ours, are a great encern of ours. When we ratify the Treaty, and the League of Nations be gomes a going concern, it will be easier Me get them righted. Greedy tyranny of the Americans. And so on, and so on. ‘Take out the beam that is in thine own Dae, Jonathan. Life teaches us that tact Like a furnace fire. You need it each winter. Because Piso’s, too, is a protection against winter — mae weather. By soothing irritated, scratchy throats and relieving ersome coughs and hoarseness, it Prevents more serious ailm Keep it rays in the medicine cabinet; use it at first indication of throat irritation. 30¢ at your Druggist's tains no cpiate Good for young and old or Coughs & Colds greatest obst. i am not entruding little story a man started Keep Young while Growing Old OUTH is often a matter of nerves rather than of years. You see that proven almost every day—this man of thirty with nerves wrecked and old before his time—that man, sixty but bright-eyed, sprightly because he kept his. nerves youthful, It is in this care of the nerves that Sanatogen is of real serv For to the hungry nerves, impoverished by over- drafts, Sanatogen brings just the foods they must have for speedy restoration to bealth— pure albumen and organic phosphorus in easily taken-up form. And by its kindly tonie action San- atogen helps bring back the ease of digestion, the restful slumber of youth, If the enthusiastic letters of thou- sands of physicians and tho grat ful praise of people anything — you surely will not delay giving Sanatogen its opportunity to help you. ‘anatogen is sold by good drug- gists everywhere, in three sizes, from $1.00 up. Grand Prise International Congress of Medicine London, 1913 Write for interesting free booklet to THE BAUER CHEMICALCO., Inc. 115 West 18th St., New York City Col. Henry Watterson, the noted ‘editor, writes: “I do not believe I could have recovered my vitality, as | have done, without Sanatogen operating equally upon the digestive or- gans and nerve centers.” Sanatogen Endorsed by Physician§ the World Over and mutual toleration are not bad though this may not be the teaching Lire in this instance You will not insert this letter. I know the American press. But let me tell you. joking apart, in our view, about the to likemindedness be tween the British people and American is that same American press. I inclose my card. Yours, etc, A Durxer Beitisit London, Aug. 30, 1919 To THe Epitter or tive—Sir: i Hope your serenity an Peace of mind But i want to tell you a annery once so in order advertise is Buisness he Put a cows tail trough a knot He maa came along who thought he was a To start the blood a-tingling these cool, bracing days drink a WLS WA perfect “Soft’’ Sometimes 4 Beverage called ich Eva al $ “Evans” ‘0 Days NON-INTOXICATING Checona and Al Beverage” Nights e ORDER CASE FROM NEAREST DEALER Made on the Danks of the Hudson b: rH. EVANS & SONS, Estab, 1780 Hudson, N.Y. comicbooks.com