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bound issue from November 26, 1902; Vol LII, no. 1343. Lithographs address Lithographs includes "Thanksgiving Festivities" (title page; shows William Jennings Bryan and David B. Hill roasting a bird over an open fire; behind them, a home labeled "Dem. Homestead" is seen); "President Turkey--For What We Did NOT Receive Let Us Be Truly Thankful" (shows a large group of wild and domestic animals in human clothing, some sitting around table for the "Thanksgiving Banquet of the 'Survival of the Fittest' Club," and some animals serving food. At the head of the table is a turkey with a ribbon pinned to its jacket labeled "President," other animals are seen singing [ravens] and reading [owls])

bound issue from December 17, 1902; Vol LII, no. 1346. Lithographs address labor unions, strikes, and Irish-Americans; Teddy Roosevelt and Cuban-U.S relations, especially concerning tariffs and the sugar industry. Lithographs include "The Difficulty" (title page; shows two older women sitting inside their home having tea, an older man is seen reading the newspaper in a rocking chair behind them); "A Strenuous Job on the Cuban Ranch" (shows President Teddy Roosevelt as a cowboy on horseback, herding cattle into a corral labeled "Reciprocity Corral." Cuban President Tomas Estrada Palma is seen behind Roosevelt on foot, helping corral cattle labeled "High Protectionist," "Senatorial Pledge Breaker," and "Beet Sugar Senator")

The "Kodak Developing Machine" advertisement newpaper clipping from 1902 featuring a small photo of a woman by the Kodak Developing Machine with the tagline "The Dark Room Abolished."

bound issue from November 19, 1902; Vol LII, no. 1342. Lithographs address separation of religion and law; tariffs, monopolies, Democrat/Republican political platforms in the early 1990s. Lithographs include "The Law Can Not be 'Removed' by Christian Science" (title page; a female figure labeled "Law" pointing to a sign labeled "Contagious Diseases Must Be Reported to the Board of Health" with her left hand, and in her right holding a little man labeled "Chr. S. Healer" holding a book labeled "Science and Health." The old man has an iron halo running behind his suit, giving him the appearance of a fake angel); "Twenty Years After" (shows a man labeled "Republican Party" picking up the clothing of a man labeled "Democratic Party;" the "Democratic Party" man is swimming in a river labeled "Democratic Issue Pond," in the waves the words "Anti-Expansion," "Free Silver," "Bryanism," "Socialism," "Populism," "Jeffersonian Simplicity" are seen. The Republican Party man is standing on the bank of the river, holding a jacket labeled "Trust Legislation" and wearing a top hot labeled "Republican Party." In the upper right corner of the lithograph, an insert shows a scene twenty years earlier, except the man labeled "Democrat" is picking up the clothing of the "Republican" swimming in the "Republican Corruption Water")