Judge, 1891-02-21 · page 12 of 16
Judge — February 21, 1891 — page 12: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising** rather than political cartoons or satirical commentary. The dominant content comprises commercial advertisements for various products: Kirk's Juvenile Toilet Soap, pianos, Carl Upmann's Bouquet cigars, Liebig's beef extract, typewriters, and other consumer goods. These ads occupy approximately 70% of the page space. The **satirical content** appears minimal and scattered. A few brief humorous anecdotes are included—such as the farmer avoiding swearing by saying "I'll be lambed" instead of a curse word, and a joke about Mrs. de Shopper's empty purse. These are short, conventional jokes typical of period humor magazines. There are **no clearly identifiable political cartoons** or caricatures of public figures visible. The page lacks the pointed social or political satire one might expect from *Judge*, a publication known for sharper commentary. This appears to be a typical magazine page where advertising revenue drove content, with modest humorous filler between ads.
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A man can do no better thing than to try to live up to his mother’s estimate of him.—d tchison Globe. It may bo interesting to many to know that the wonderful popularity of Kirk's Javenile Tollet Soap has run its sales to the enormous « mount of 9,769,427 ‘per annum in- dicating that ‘most popular Soap in the S$ iP hose who are ac- that ft be fs, fort in which larted tators will notice ndaced to take t nearly 80 plea bath or toilet a on why they ¢ { y should not ge \’) ould be aston this to which \\ Ing, and all 0 is while to adver con: taining’ f to be incre and it | surely emany rch Vv rns old it & rit it pos- eases stro that will far exceed t be hoped that euch may the largest in the world for all. It is told everywhere, ts. If it cannot be obtained at you store send 25 cents in stamps to the manufacturers Jas. 8. Kirk & Co, Chicago, f1L, and acake will be sent by return mail ‘They manufacture Shandon Bells, the only perfame, raya epee te ig ene * |Finestin tone, touchand finish PIANOS Selected by Musicians in pref erence to any, on their rrnumens me] yt, fe ream 64310 649 BWAY, over Arcade to pot, ALBANY, N.Y. ~~ CARL UPMANN’S BOUQUET CICAR. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. N'S BOUQUET CIGARS have ime, as in above cut. This is the finest 1o- jured in the world, For the past ten years it has been sold by the leading jobbers in the United States, and has steadily increased in popularity and volume, having unre and three-quarter millions; and it ‘A. Ic is manufactured in ET EXTRAS, packed 25 and so ina box, ON DRES, packed 100 in a box.” If you de- int and delicious smoke, equal to many IMPORTED I surely please you, and the ‘which every cigar bears, should bea suffi- ‘bigh standard quality to satisfy the most sire a f socent cigars, the BOUQUET. name of UPMANN, cent guarantee of fastidious consumer. LIEBIG Company's EXTRACT For improved and eco- nomic cookery. Use it for Soups, Sauces, Made Dish- , (Game, Fish, ete.) Aspic lor Meat Jelly. Keeps per- fectly in all climates for Jany length of time, and is cheaper and of finer flavor than any other stock. One pound equal to forty OF BEEF pounds of beef of the © ealue of about $7.50. GENUINE only with Justus von Liebig’s signature as shown, cure. Book free. Add WLEL, MOODUS, CON VARICOCELE sic; THE ONLY COMPLEXION Powder in the world that is without vulgarity, without injury to the user, and without doubt a beautifier, is Pozzoni's, ‘OWNER OF Fy = ery o HOULD USE ARNESe “FRANK MILLERS = HARNESS DRESSING A farmer living a few miles from Oil City recently ined a church, and in order to avoid swearing he uses yy-words at which no one could feel offended. A few days ago a neighbor called and inquired how many sheep he had. “I'll be lambed if | know,” was the reply.—Oil City Blizzard. Mrs, de Shopper (breathlessly) —" Did 1 leave my purse here? I've lost it somewhere.” Cleré (who had worked an hour showing Mrs. de Shopper goods with- out being able to sell her anything) —""I will inquire, madam. Cash! Cash! Here a minute! Did any of you boys find an empty purse anywhere around here this morning ?"—New York Wee When all the world was young, lad, ‘And you were very green, You sang of melting eyes, lad, ‘And locks of satin sheen ; You saw them in the theatre And thought the world so gay, But now you're on the stage yourself You do not feel that way. —Dramatie Mirror, R.Dunlap&Co. Desire to announce that their Spring styles of Silk and Felt Hats will be on sale FEBRUARY 28, NEW YORK, CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA — ann — Also at our Authorized Agents in all principal cities. None genuine without our trade-mark. THE EACLE THE EASIEST RUNNING BICYCLE IN THE WORLD. ‘SarSpeed, Comfort and Safety, AGENTS WANTED. Large Iilustrated Catalogue sent Free to any Address. THE EAGLE BICYCLE MFG. CO., EVERY <THE AGE? aye tT, = FAMILY sHouLo HASncans ed | STEPHEN F. WHITMAN & SON, PHILADELPHIA.+- When the storm-hing starts in as a wire-puller there's bound to be trouble at the poles.—PAiladelphia Times, Mike—" Pat, they soy that one o' thim fellers wit a big tiliscope be afther discoverin’ a new asteroi Pat—"* Shure, Moike, an’ he can kape the baste, I'd rather roide a harte."—/ewelers’ Weekly. Bouquet (Gag SMOKED BY CONNOISSEURS. ON SALE AT ALL POPULAR CLUBS, CAFES, HOTELS AND DEALERS GENERALLY, FOSTER, HILSON & CO., Cor. 39th St, & First Ave., New York, Makers. P. S.—If your dealer does not keep them order direct of us. PARELING SWEET CIDER! for one gallon CONDENSED CIDER COMPOUND, Makes twenty gallons cider. State whether you wish shipped by freight or express. CLE ND CIDER CO., Unionville, Lake Co., 0. SIGHT RESTORED. eutwcrmiac. OnTARACTS and FILMS abcorbea. Classes often fatardeds "Hundreds aucceafuly treated at out offices and‘hy tal cucu ite N.Y. BACILLICIDE CO., 155 W. 34th St., New York. NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER R. R. ors Only Tronk Line Entering the City of New York, ALL TRAINS ARRIVE AT AND START FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION, 42d STREET AND FOURTH AVE., NEW YORK. FINDLER & WIBEL, Stationers, Printers, and Blank-book Manufacturers, 146 NASSAU STREET, Opposite the Times Big., NEW YORK. BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS KEPT IN STOCK AND MADE TO ODER, ESTIMATES FURNISHED, 110! SUBSTITUTES [-Dirhoviancer THE ODER OF THE A Best Inventi THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER. THE LATHST AND BEST. ALL the Essential Features greatly perfected. Important Improvements, The A ive Talent and Mechanical Skill have been employed to produce @ machine of increased Durability, Exe ‘We claim an inspection and a trial will prove it the Most Durable ia Alignment, nee of Design, and Special Features. Faslest Ranning, and Most Silent. All type cleaned in Ten Seconds without Seiling’ the Hands. The Smith Premier Typewriter has been adopted by the Associated. Press of the State of New York, to be used in their telegraphic service, to take despatches direct from the wire. Send for Catalogue. BRANCH OFFIC! Rochester, N. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO..SYRACUSE N.Y. U.S.A. New York: 335 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa; 214 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa; nver Col.; Omaha, Neb.; Chicago, Iil., Baltimore, Md. | | | comicbooks.com