Judge, 1891-07-04 · page 16 of 18
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This page is primarily **advertising**, not satire or political cartoons. It contains mostly period commercial advertisements for shoes, cosmetics, writing instruments, food supplements, and railroad services typical of late 19th-century publications. The small editorial snippets scattered among ads offer mild social commentary rather than satire: one quotes a Boston Herald remark about cheating at card games between men and women; another from the Philadelphia Times jokes about a man laughing himself to death over bank failures. The shoe advertisements dominate, promoting "Korrect Shape" footwear by emphasizing technical innovations like rubber-pointed soles for different activities (yachting, tennis, mountain climbing). No identifiable caricatured figures or political references appear. The page reflects Judge magazine's revenue model of mixing light satirical commentary with commercial content for a middle-class audience concerned with fashion, propriety, and modern consumer goods.
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Something new ces=s%a even ‘We have added a Ladies’ Dep’t for Summer Goods and we have the assurance of the best dealers that it is the finest line ever shown, We can furnish the ‘* Korrect Shape’ in Oxford (the style above) or in Blucher cut with Piccadilly toe in seventeen differ- ent colors in Ooze from pure white to black, or in Russet Calf. Also made in white or Colored Canvas and trimmed with all kinds and colors of leather. All these different styles are made either high or low cut, and a are made with a rubber sole (insuring against dampness) which is fi cemented and then sewed to the shoe. Our 17 samples of Ooze will be sent on application to a one te seeming this publication. aera Jou 2, doesn't carry them in stock, PAKARD & FIELD, (sutevidtix.) Brockton, bias: ask your dealer 0 show you the Burt & Packard “ Korrect Shape A distinguished authority on cards lays down the rale that out of every hundred men who play high games at three cheat, and out of a hundred women at least Sa This on may be true, but it isn’t exactly gallant.— Boston Hera in PHoeS and worthy of attention as it combines in one shoe all the advantages of three styles as hereto- fore made. For Yachting we secure suction . without perforating the sole; for Tennis, Base- ball, Mountain climbing, or wherever surety of Foothold is desired, we secure greater clinging surface than possible with a rubber pointed sole : This cut shows how it is done, and where our Tt may be proper to state that the Pennsylvania man who is engaged in laughing himself to death isnot a de- positor in the Philadelphia banks. — Philadelphia Times. COMPLEXION POWDER Is an absolute necessity ofa refined toilet in this climate ‘POZZONI'S MEDICATED COMPLEXION POWDER Combines eve: beauty an trade mark is affixed on Tennis Goods. ie FRENCH CALF, KANGAROO, Cordovan, Patent Leather, Mex- Ican Burro, English Grain (genu- Ine Importations) are made In black goods; Canvas, White or Colored (trimmed In any style) Russet Leather and Royal Calf, com: prise our light goods for Summer;—and these are made on our “ Korrect Shape lasts, the result of 30 years’ experience In supplying the best trade of this country. On our Leather Goods, =i which are made in every style from the low cut Oxford or Fulldress Eve- ning Shoe, to our Russet or English Grain bellows tongue Hunting Boot, this “TRADE MARK” Is stamped on the ball and heel. ines‘ every slowent of purity. accept no substitute, but write us. ‘There is one thing which always gives weight to a All kinds xept in Stock and made to order by fish story, and that is—the scales,— Brooklyn Eagle, Findter & Wibel, Blank Books sisters wits, HENRY LINDENMEYR, PAPER’...WAREHOUSE joa, 15 and 11 ER’. Eton st..} NEW YORK. 7 RANCH, 81, 88,85 487 E p< age i EWING GOMPAN’ CINNATI. On10 nt Rig) THE Queen oF Beers. aed Fon Sate, EveRyWyereo HOW TO WIN AT CARDS, DICE, ETC. A sure thing, sent free to any ’one on"receipt of 4c. stamps to y postage. Address or call in person, MOR’ SUYDAM, 23 Unionag.,NewYork, a: & WEST SHORE RAILROAD. | § (N.Y. C. & H.R. R. R. Co,, Lessee.) The Picturesque Route for Business and Pleasure Travel —Vie— West Shore of World-famed Hudson River, and Through the Mohawk Valley. THROUGH TRAINS Past Sewct for Albany, en Spee pe hi Niagara Falls, Toronto, ‘Detroit, Magoigcent sleeping. and drawing-room cars on all through ina. For tickets, timetables, and ‘information West Shore Railroad call on or address H. B. Jacon, Eastern Passenger Agent, 953 Broadway, New Wore or C Kasnurr, General Passenger Agent, 5° Vanderbilt Tce, iew ER Write for copy of “Suburban Times," issued monthly. racuse, Rochester, Buffalo, icago, St. Louis, and all caer TE ASS ‘cents and this** ad ofthe FINEST TEA imported FavaniGuopovrde, sper ag wean assortment. POSTAGE STAS your own selection. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA PANY, 31 and 33 VESEY ST..NEW YORK | =: Ea For sale by all dealers, she roneoen ber THE SPECIAL FOOD FOR BRAIN AND NERVES. GROSBY’S WITALIZED PHOSPHITES. Prepared according to Prof, Percy's formula, Is the only preparation of the phosphites, composed of elements as they exist in the Auman brain and merves, the principle hecessary to restore and sustain mental and physical powers and prevent disease, the emis sles For sae by Drugetans Sens by a a iia BG W. ath BT SGLy G het with testicaonials from leading None genuine without this sighature printed on the label: (swrrr's Parexr] Suitable for writing in every position. Never soratoh nor spurt. Hold more ink and last longer. PRICE $1.20 AND $1.50 PER GROSS. Buy an assorted box for 25 cents, and choose « pen to sult your hand. P. 0. Box 289. and educators sent free, MAY BE MAD FROM ALL STATIONERS OR THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY, NEW YORK. “IMPROVEMENT THE ORDER OF THE AGE.” THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER. 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