Judge, 1891-01-03 · page 15 of 16
Judge — January 3, 1891 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, not satire or political commentary. It contains multiple commercial advertisements typical of late 19th/early 20th-century magazines. The main visual element is a photograph captioned "The Chimney Sweep" with accompanying text reading "Good morning! Have you used Pears soap?" This is an advertisement for Pears soap, using a sentimental image of a young chimney sweep (a figure associated with poverty and child labor) to sell cleaning products. The juxtaposition is characteristic of period advertising: using sympathetic or emotional imagery to market goods, without irony or critique. Below this are extensive hotel recommendations and advertisements for express wagons, railroad services, cocoa, and other consumer products. The page represents Judge's primary revenue source during this era: paid advertising integrated with editorial content.
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‘THE STANDARD COCOA OF THE WORLD, HIGHEST AWARDS AT SOLUBLE, A SUBSTITUTE FOR TEA & COFFEE. PRINCIPAL EXHIBITIONS, Delicious. Easily Digested—Made Instantly. The Original—Take no other. AN FIOUTEN'S OCOA “ Best & Goes Farthest—Largest Sale in the crit ance Tried, Always Used.t u On your next tip west Patronize ite New York Cen- ithe alas of the Springfield line Bernese Boston SO asarcet@t’ CORLISS BRAND tral and Hudson River railroad, and enjoy the advan- | and New York leave either city at nine and eleven a.m., tages of departing from Grand Central station, traveling | and four and eleven p.m. ‘The four and eleven p.mn, LINEN COLLARS AND CUFES over a great four-track railway, along the Hudson— | trains run daily. Dining-car between Boston and f BEST QUALITY,» PERFECT FITTING America's most picturesque and beautiful river—via | Springfield on four p.m. trains, RADE! MAAN Niagara Falls, the world's greatest cataract, or along = aes ne south shore of Lake Erie, in new Wagner vestibule wains, with unsurpassed service and equipment. EXPRESS COMPANIES, ATTENTION! HOLLER “THE” WAGON MAN, MAKES A SPECIALTY OF SINGLE AND DOUBLE EXPRESS WACONS. All Work Guaranteed... Correspondence Solicited. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. 50 PER CENT. SAVED. ADDRES! Largest Wagon Plant JOHN M. HOLLER, Is New York Stato 282-296 CANAL, AND 193-201 SPRUCE STS., ALBANY, N. Y Judge’s National Hotel Guide. Just ESPEGALLY AECOMWENOD Tne HOTELS RAMED BELOW, ANG ucts 118 S00 600 COMMERCAL TRAVELER READERS TO PATWONGE Tru. NEW YORK CITY, FOORT HOUSE, Filth Avenue (near Was i, Fitth Avenue Bares arst and 33d N. B. Barry. ‘OVRAN PLAN, Broadway (corner agth JH. Berstin & Bei HOTEL, Ecnorsaw Ptax. (Opposite st), New York. | Koons $1 2 day Broadway and sd st. Absolutely ithout doubt the finest hotel in America. ord & Wiitaxen, Proprietors. Am. plan. $3.up. | HOTEL, Maiden Lane, Albany. LOCKPORT, N. Y. THE GRAND, W.C. Constoce, prop." $2, and upwards. KANSAS CITY, MO. MIDLAND HOTEL, Fine Proor’ C. M. Hut $3. up. NORTHAMPTON, MASS. MANSION HOUSE, Asureican Pax. Jos. P. Mann. $2.up. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. | WRIGHT'S HOTEL, A.D. Wricnr. $2.0 and upwards, NASHVILLE, TENN. THF DUNCAN, C.D. Couns & Co._ $3 to 85. DANVILLE, VA, WRIGHT'S HOTEL, A. D. Weicnt, $2.0 and upwards. SPRINGFIELD, ILL. AND HOTEL, Aw. Puax. N.B. Wiccins._$2.50t0 $3. | BALTIMORE, MD. ST. JAMES HOTEL, Ev. Pax. Geo. F.Abams. $1.50 up. SHENDUN, VA. WRIGHT!S HOTEL, A. D.Weicur. 82.50 and upwards UINCY, ILL. REMONT HOUSE. $2 to $2.30 per day . s $2.50 to $3 per day. CINCINNATI, OHIO. ¢ HOTEL, &. Maxwatt'& Sox. $2 and $2.50 . SAVANNAH, GA. THE MARSHALL, H. N. Fisit, proprietor. WASHINGTON, D. C. WILLARD'S,—Send 2 stamps 2 stamps for guide free. 0. T. Startas. THE HOTEL ARNO, NEAR THE WHITE HOUSE. . THE PALACE HOTEL OF THE CAPITAL. “THE HOME FOR NEW YORKERS IN WASHINGTON.” BN CHOCOLAT a ENTER ASK FOR IT EVERYWHERE FLess & RIDGE PrinTiNa Co., FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YorK. comicbooks.com