Judge, 1888 · page 86 of 87
Judge — 1888 — page 86: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily an advertisement, not political satire. It promotes the Murray Hill Hotel in New York City, located at Park Avenue and 49th-41st Streets. The ad features an architectural rendering of the ornate building's exterior and an interior view showing the hotel's elegant lobby with decorative columns and patterned floors. The text highlights the hotel's convenient location one block from Grand Central Depot and advertises both American and European meal plans. It notes that baggage transfer to/from Grand Central is complimentary. While this appears in *Judge* magazine, it's a commercial advertisement rather than satirical content, typical of period publications that relied on advertising revenue.
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