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This page contains political gossip and commentary on San Francisco Bay Area elections, alongside two illustrated features. The main cartoon "Lend Me Your Ear" depicts a man literally offering his elongated ear to another figure, likely satirizing someone's willingness to listen to or be influenced by others—a common metaphor for gullibility. The "Do You Know?" section gossips about local political figures, including candidates for Assembly, Supervisor, and County Clerk positions. It references deaths, campaign finance, and various Democratic and Republican candidates, though specific names are difficult to verify without additional context. The page mixes light humor with pointed political commentary typical of satirical magazines of this era, using caricature and innuendo to critique local politicians and civic figures.