Judge, 1892-03-05 · page 16 of 18
Judge — March 5, 1892 — page 16: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine, circa late 19th century. The page contains numerous commercial advertisements for products including clothing (Jacobs Brothers), soap (White Rose), cigars (Hoffman House), bicycles (Sylph Cycles), chocolate (Menier), and prepared foods (Franco-American soups). The only satirical element is a small cartoon labeled "Three of a Kind and a PEAR" showing playing cards, which appears to be a visual pun on poker terminology—though the specific joke is unclear from this reproduction. The page primarily serves as revenue-generating advertising space rather than editorial content. Notable is the "Tick Tock" advertisement for Franco-American soup, emphasizing convenience and cleanliness—appeals typical of late Victorian consumer culture. The detailed product claims and free samples reflect advertising strategies of the era.
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COAT AND VEST TO ORDER, In Clay’s Diagonals, $12.00 and $15.00. ‘THESE GOODS are soft-inished and won't gloss. We will Kive you a written guarantee that they are foreign goods. Leave your order for one of our §18.c0 Spring Overcoats that cannot be beat. “We have the largest line of trousers at $5.00 19 tis countey. TAKE NOTICE! We have recently added a new department to our establish- ment, our object being to sell cloth by the yard on the smallest margin possible. With that end in view we are receiving cloth from the largest mills in the world. All our goods are shrunk and ready for use. Saraples and seif-measurement guide forwarded by mail free of charge. Representatives wanted in every state in the union to take orders for our stylish garments made to order. JACOBS BROTHERS, No. 929 BROADWAY (opposite Post Office), Nos. 152 & 154 BOWERY (corner Broome Street), NEW YORK. A man never forgives until he has had a chance to get even and has improved the chance.—A tchison Globe., < WHITE ROSE i Guaranteed to contain no rosin or any inju- rious substances. Delicacy of Perfume unexcelled, Sole U. S. agents, _MULHENS & KROPFF, New York. | dio [man Heuse ‘V BOUQUET (IGAR Smoked by Connoisseurs. On Bale at all Popular Clubs, Cafes, Hotels, AND DEALERS GENERALLY, FOSTER, HILSON & CO., Makers, Cor. 39th St, and Firat Avenue, New York, P.S.-If your dealer does not keep them order direct of us. SYLPH CYCLES suneasy igests: - fection of cycle manufacture, hollow tires Mette \ Scautiatirne noe caumenmgeeee Es leas cyclenor depend on tires : ‘alone forcomfort.syiph 8 Dart, frame deatfoyaylbrat'n. jah Mien plestrong. Cata. free’ Bouse: Duryea Cyele O>., 91 OSt, Peo CHOCOLAT MENIER Annual Sales Exceed 33 MILLION Lbs. Wrke for Samples. Sent Free. Menior, Union Sa., N.Y. Are You Ivrt ep? w Advertising on Elevated tilways in New, Yor voklyn - in all leading dre COHN BROS.. Temple Court, N.Y. F< ae 7 Threeof-a kind and a PEAR TRITON ES BRAND OF PLAYING CARDS ARE ERVECT SUI SUPERR FINISH Mind QUALITY. UNEQUALED. ‘used by the leading Clubs and Army and Navy, All dealers have, thom. SAMPLE PACK imaited on receipt of 26c. Be ture you see the Word ‘THEE TON, on the box and wrapper ofeach pack, Ask for TRITONS 3 they are double enameled. N. Y. CONSOLIDATED CARD CO., | A SUPERB NUMBER OF Frank Leslie’s Weekly. | This Week's Issue Just Out—Printed in Colors, PRICE, TEN CENTS. at) aa REPLETE WITH Fine Art ILLustrations AND PICTURES OF CURRENT EVENTS, OF WHICH THE FOLLOWING MAY BE MENTIONED: RECEPTION DAY AT AN ARTIST'S STUDIO | (in colors). THE Care with article by the ev. SARAH BEI THE THE EVOLUTION OF MARRI PORTRAIT OF REV. CHARLES H. PARKHURST. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHS BY STIEGLITZ. JONOGRAPH, ‘West 14th Street, N. ¥. FOR SALE BY Tick Tock. Five minutes, no more, for heating, and you have ready to serve a soup (20 varieties of them) unexcelled in quality and unsurpassable in the cleanliness of its preparation. But this applies only to the “Franco-American” which is as different from all other soups as day is from night. Cards of admittance to factory sent on application. Sample can of Soup sent postage prepaid on receipt of 14 cents. Remember that we make delicious Plum Pudding also, Send 14 cents for a sample can of this as well. Franco-Amerian Food Co., West Broadway & Franklin Street, New York. comicbooks.com