Judge, 1892-03-19 · page 14 of 18
Judge — March 19, 1892 — page 14: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, not political satire. It contains commercial notices for late 19th-century retailers and product manufacturers, including O'Neill's millinery store, W. Baker & Co.'s breakfast cocoa, the New York Central Railroad, and various other vendors. The only joke content appears to be a brief item labeled "Tid-Bits" about a character named Jack Hardup discussing a proposed bill making it a misdemeanor to send love letters—a mild Victorian-era humor reference with no clear political meaning. The page also includes a small cartoon advertisement for Triton brand playing cards showing a house with card-related imagery. **Verdict**: This is essentially a **classified advertising section** of Judge magazine rather than a page of political or social satire. The advertisements target urban readers (New York addresses dominate) and reflect consumer goods of the 1870s-1890s period.
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Sixma Avenue, 20th to 21st STREET, N.Y. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & (0.8 e Breast Cocoa from which the excess of ol -) haa been removed, Is absolutely pure and dt ta soluble. No Chemicals ‘are used In ite preparation. It bas more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroct or Sugar, and Js therefore far more eco- IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS “i FINE MILLINERY, DRY COODS, Sen ge ose ages Or ae DRESS TRIMMINGS, W.BAKER & C0, Dorchester, Mass. ** FANCY cooDs, Etc. a. Jack Hardup (with unwonted enthusiasm)—"* By Jove! I see that some fellow is talking about introduc- ing a bill into the house making it a misdemeanor to CATALOGUE NOTICE. sen enmering [evs ey one Neo clove esti —Tid-Bits. We are now booking names for our Spring and Summer Catalogue which will be issued about April ist, and mailed free of charge to out of town residents. Send us your name early as the supply will be limited. “MENTION THIS PAPER.” H. O'NEILL & CO., oth ave., n. y. .| Guaranteed to coataie: no rosin or any inju- — - | rious substances. Delicacy of Perfume unexcelled. Sole U. S. agents, | Camel: ing the arid deserts suffer because of the WHICH ON SEND YOU long time between drinks —-Aew Orleans Picayune. MULHENS & KROPFF, New York. PLL DERIERS HAVE “Prong Violin Bows, Clarinets, Yislin Gases, Clarinet Mug! Uusloy oy —THE— BIC, Cornets, Viol Rep iin g ol BEB hvaie, Bernat hun ereeeae C. W. STORY, 28 and 28 Central 8t., Boston, Mass, r = AN “AMERICA'S OREATEST RAILROAD.” iN , heme 7 : BRAND me NEW YORK OF PLAYING CARDS ARE ‘cx (@ENTRAL — ons} | “SQUEEZERS,” | T RUNK LINE And for Price and Quality they \ Operating the fastest and most 5 E are Unequalled. perfect through train service In § OUR CARDS ARE USED BY THE LEAD- the world. 555 XE, ING CLUBS AND ARMY AND NAVY. Reaching by its through cars the e f é aay th Fas Ry y Pale ‘Sample Pack mailed on receipt of 2c. United States and Canada, aod the grectert abner tans of Amnerica'y Health and Pleasure Tesora. F LL Hi MT syeperesse te nontartox DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS r & U Ouse hf fected ns nT ae ea Ease een CTRITONS have perf sd sii exh rosso Sr orm SRE emrraAE € yer AL ben ere Wy ConRILIDATED ARD Cond se NeW Von THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK. comicbooks.com