Judge, 1887-11-05 · page 15 of 16
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This page is primarily **advertising and promotional content** for Judge magazine itself and various commercial products. There are no political cartoons or satirical commentary to analyze. The main content includes: 1. **Self-promotion**: Judge advertises its own publications—a 64-page book of humorous illustrations (25 cents) and bound collections of back issues (75 cents). 2. **Product advertisements**: Ball-pointed pens, Knox hats, Ely's Cream Balm (for hay fever), Earl Wilson's collars and cuffs, and various other goods typical of early 1900s commerce. 3. **Travel promotion**: The CH&D Railroad's "Trunk Line" service from Cincinnati through various cities. The page reflects Judge's primary function as a **commercial magazine** dependent on advertising revenue. The tone is light and promotional rather than satirical. Without visible cartoons or political commentary, this appears to be a standard advertising page from the magazine's interior.
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JUDGE -BALL-POINTED PENS H. ‘The most important improvement since frst, tntroduced every position more ink and test nm. Hewitt’s patent—America, 295,908; Britain 42. cel pens Sultabie. tor writice ie scratch oor spurt- hold ven sorts, fo r, rapid, or professional Paty ce $1.20 and $1.20 ber groms. Huy an aguirted cumple bag fo cents, a Good Things from Judge. A HANDSOME 64-PAGE BOOK FROM THE JUDGE OFFICE OVER 200 ILLUSTRATIONS. Pages same size as Judge. Wow Ready.| Price, 25 Cents, There ts a period in every pathos and tragedy as a stea when one's thoughts turn from the funeral-baked q nid tg Incidentally swell the exchequer of the fellow | that fust at this time like death swath inthe ranks of vantage of the moment ‘arranted to lighten ho helps them "crop." » Recognizin, tnental Indigestion abd Nterary” billeusness ai the last tax assessment, cutt ality, the publishers have tak ‘pei upon the publican anti upt he atmosphere and effectually wipe out the disease, y d dying for m little fun oh \ m aching for a bit ofl igh, place your faith and 3 cents iu ‘JvoGe." ‘Tt contains over life It is clean and health; nd is sold everywhere. newsdealer of train boy for it oF send 2 cents to THE JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., SERIALS --Published scription, Tale ‘quarter year. being compelled to issue asecond German Policeman,” by Jvutax ‘Sun's German Barber." , illustrated. Humorous and philosop! men and things by our good-natured Jwiye's Serials, “Nos, THBIUDGE PUBLISHING CO., 3 Park Row, S THE TRUNK LINE CINCINN ATI. TuRovon ParLor axp Run between Cincinuati and Toledo and Detrott, M., and Keokuk, 1 ne and Grand Rap ASK FOR TICKETS VIACC H & bh RR. Joformation cheerful © H.& D. RR. oraddress ¢ if Weh Set COTTA Hi ROCKWELL! E. AS. CKWELL, Vice Pres. & Gen'i Manager. ~" Gen'l Pass. The " Federation” sgders Tempio, an and woman's life when Het_become surfeiting, ts and m1 illustrations and @ multitude of good things touching the humorous side of Ask any 38 Park Row, New York, | Ten cents per pe Not ‘Tebor's artiste . laughable and the publishers Fm tect 1 and 2, can be had ofall news caters. or will be mailed by the publishers on receipt of iy kiven upon application to any Ren’! wer Agent's & Ticket ‘Art, | Choose a pen to ait pat end 7B) St, pen from bl rice oes a aiPetationers. October is a great month fur weddings. The day remind u jt he melanchol The saddest of th “ You may bring me," said th disturbance.” h stew, you stupid. Mail and Express. " DEAE THE AUER for Sn PREE. Addr Fe HISCUX. 8S Pare Mention tnis Vaper WORLD-RENOWNED KNOX'S “ars. ADSOLUTELY PERFECT. Retail stores, 212 Broadway. corner Fulton st.; 194 Sth ave. under Fifth Avenue Hotel: 0 Fulton #.. Brooklyn, and 191 1 St ents for the Kale of these high Sins Hats cait be foun in every city tn the United States It 1 found it a xpecite for Hay Fever. For ten wears [have heen a great muffer~ er from August 9h tM frost. — Ely's Cream Balm is the only preventive 1 hoveever found. Hay Fever mufferers should knine of ite eficacy.—Frank B. Ainneorth, Publisher, Indianapotis, Ind. Apply Balm into each nostril. 4 Brome fame rite asa Fae c : Y RUSSIA CEMENT CO, akoucestes. BIND JUDGE. A Perfect Book, Opens Flat. No Margin Used in Binding. Full Cloth, Gilt Title on Cover. By Mail, postpaid, 00 receipt of 75e. JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., Potter Bullding, New York Ds BAIRD'S | SRANULES paid. Valuable P.O. viel KERY. Augusta, Maine. EARL & WIL LINEN LARS & CUFFS IN THE WORLD WORK =" POR ALL. 830 @ week and expenses tft and particulars free. | tbe cretien, We A DRESS GOODS. iClan and Fancy Plaids. Camel's Hairs, Serges, English and French Cheviots, “Fancy Plush and Velvet Novelties. PLAIN FABRICS AND MIXED EFFECTS FOR HOUSE AND STREET WEAR. Rroadvoay A 1916 st. NEW YORK. NEWS 2 ADIE ae favour ire fa F fetta wf. natisiatte Nacsa Tan foes ee ater THE GReaTAMERicen } stew Voi HENRY LINDENMEYR, aper Ware Mouse 15 & 17 BEEKMAN ST.,N. Y. Demand unprecedented. _R. W. TANSILL & CO., Chicago. efficacious remedy This Vinous- ‘Eat is the most powerl and valuable of the preparations of quinine, asastrengthening and antifebrile restorative. Been employed in cases of weakness and eneral debility, loss of appetite, changer of fir; fever nervousness, exhaustion, ete. Iso prepared with Iron for Anemia, ‘Dyspepsia, purifying the Blood. Chlorosis, for ‘Feofulaas (fections, etc. Panis, Th NUE ORDVOT, 2 PARIB KE, FOUGERA & CO., SOLE AGENTS FOR U. S.