A picture of Svengali used to induce hypnotic trance, from Suggestive Therapeutics and Hypnotism by Herbert A. Parkyn, 1900.

From Jugend, 1907.

Death and the Peace Angel are ice-skating buddies.  From Jugend, 1900.

"Are you fond of poetry?"  From Andy's Adventures on Noah's Ark by Douglas Zabriskie Doty, 1902.

"About 4 a.m. is the hour when vitality is lowers—a time of danger for an invalid.  You cannot buy genuine Brandy at 4 a.m.  Buy it now."  An ad from The Sketch, 1908.

Laughter and horror from The Sketch, 1908.

"He hadn't the face to do it."  From The Harvard Lampoon, 1904.

Previously, we saw this woman with no face, Miss Blank.

"If you don't mind, I'll read."  From Pearson's, 1909.

"Ever-pointed," from an ad in The Sketch, 1909.

"An ostrich racer."  From Popular Mechanics, 1908.

From Die Muskete, 1905.

"The good-tempered man laughs," from The Sketch, 1901.

An antlered money bag takes a bullet but crosses the U.S. border.  From Jugend, 1907.

You've heard that the money you touch is dirty, but here's why: money is squeezed out of people.  From Jugend, 1909.

The better champagnes hatch from eggs, as we learn in Jugend, 1907.

From The Sketch, 1903.