Judge, 1891-12-05 · page 40 of 52
Judge — December 5, 1891 — page 40: what you’re looking at
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This is not a political cartoon or satirical content page. It's a hybrid advertising/announcement page featuring: **Top half:** An advertisement for the **Urbana Wine Company** (organized 1865, based in Urbana, New York), promoting their "natural sparkling wine" and other beverages. The engraving shows their brick facility with crosses and an American flag. They claim to have won "Highest Premiums" at the Paris Exposition of 1889. **Bottom half:** A holiday announcement for **Scribner's Magazine**, listing December issue contents—illustrated articles, short stories, and serials by notable authors like Robert Louis Stevenson and Thomas Bailey Aldrich, with illustrations by Howard Pyle and others. This appears to be a page from a magazine or newspaper designed to attract both advertisers and readers through upcoming publication previews. There is no satire or political commentary present.
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ORGANIZED 1865. orricens. 3 w, W. ALLEN, C 7 Treasurer. ) e HARLO HAKES, fp A. y. SWITZER, President, y Secretary. p.m. nitpeetTu, YD e 7. W. DAVIS, Vice President, Gent Superintendent, POST OFFICE: URBANA, NEW YORK. . Highest Premiums Paris Exposition, 1889 ‘8UD224Q MAN nbd 2 papipny si7ppan plop 1 £ 6 Q a ORE TYE BEST NATURAL SPARKLING WINE ct anc Also on hand, a Fine Quality of SWEET and DRY CATAWBA, PORT, CLARET and PURE BRANDY. For Sale by all Leading Wine Dealers and Grocers. Scribner’s Magazine. HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT THE December itumber of SCRIBNER’S _— MAGAZINE Contains ten ittustrated articles, each illustrated throughout by a single artist, and is unusually rich in fic- tion, there being five short stories beside the serial, The cover is ornamented with a design by Will H. Low. THE WR) ER, the successful serial by Robert Louis Steven- Guiney. Illustrated with a series of beau- son VRECKE ‘Osbourne. tiful drawings by Howard Pyle. AFLOAT ON THE. NILE is the title of a picturesque account THE OAK OF GEISMAR,® legend of the first bgiG ona THE NE by Mr. and Mrs. E. Ht Blashfield, Fak or b AR van Dyke. Illus- with a great number of clever illustrations by the artist trated by Howard Pyle. himself. ; Jenel , ESPERO, GORGONI, GONDOLIER. | story of a Venetian ELYWWOO in memory of James Russell Lowell, by Thomas gondolier, by F.’ Hopkinson Sith. Illustrated by the alley Aldrich. author. is the title of an article by Harold A LITTLE CAPTIVE MAID, 2 story by Miss Sarah Orne Jewett, * HER Or ORE AMS sient Moore, the English painter. with two full-page illustrations by Herbert Denman. The paper is illustrated with reproductions of several of A CHARGE FOR FRANCE, by John Heard, Jr., a story of the Mr. Moore’s paintings. gaa Prussian War, Illustrated by L. Marchetti, the well- THE LAND OF POCO TIEMPO is the title of the first of a known French artist and pupil of Detaille. group of articles on the least-known region of this country | A FRESH-WATER ROMANCE, by George A. Hibbard, a love- —New Mexico and Arizona—by Charles F. Lummis. | story of the Great Lakes, the interest of which centres in an Fully illustrated. | old ‘propeller. PETER RUG : THE BOsT NIAN, Who will be remembered | ‘PELEUS TO THETIS, a poem by Bessie Chandler. Mlustrated as ‘‘the Missing Man” of the early legend and of Haw- | with a decorative border by Herbert Denman. The Point of thorne, is the subject of a ballad by Miss Louise Imogen View, short poems, etc. PRICE, 25 CENTS A NUMBER; $3.00 A YEAR, Full Prospectus for the Coming Year is given in the Christmas Number. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, Publishers, 743 Broadway, New York. » comicbooks.com