Judge, 1892-07-16 · page 14 of 16
Judge — July 16, 1892 — page 14: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, typical of Judge's revenue model. Notable content includes: **Main Advertisements:** - Kodak cameras ("Daylight" model) - Hires Root Beer (positioned as picnic essential) - Boston Garter and Warren Hose Supporter (gendered intimate apparel) - A. Werner & Co. California champagne (endorsed by a chemistry professor) - White Mountain Hammock Chair - Pleasant Valley Wine Co. - South American Tobacco Co. **Humor Content:** The page includes several short jokes and anecdotes typical of Judge's satirical style—wordplay about women's "tartness," observations on American character, and social commentary on ambition and class. One recurring joke format plays on double meanings ("head enough to fill his father's shoes"). **Social Context:** The advertisements reveal 1890s consumer culture: ready-made products, leisure goods, alcohol promotion (pre-Prohibition), and gendered marketing. The humor reflects era-typical attitudes toward women, ambition, and social climbing. The page contains no political cartoons—it's a commercial/humor miscellany typical of this magazine format.
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4 Styles and 4 Sizes tor 1892. “Daylight” can Wf LOADED ANY Yistes® 47 Tre Eastman Co., ROCHESTER. N. Y. Ontét that ve i properly contains asupply of : dir es Beer whicl to the enjoyment of all the other dainties, and makes a picnic a picnic indeed, A 25 cent package makes § gallons of this ‘very popular beverage, Don’t be deceived if a dealer, for the sake ECE Profit, tells you sone other kind No latation the genuine Hires ‘Ske—* Why do you call me your ‘pet pastry’? He—" Because you're a little tart occasionally."—Nerw York Journal. BEST CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE. Made from 2 to 3 years old Sonoma Valley Wine, AMERICA'S BEST PRODUCT. Our cellars, extending from Warren to Chambers st.,are the finest wine cellars in thiscity. They enable us to carry sufficient Stock to properly age the wine before drawing f off into bottles. he best proof of its superiority les in the fact that wwe are patronized by the most prominent hospitals of New York, Brookiya and ail partsof this country. Thave submitted A. Werner & Co.'s Extra Dry toa chemical analysis, and Gnd it free {rom any impurities whatever. 1 there: _ fore cordially recommend as a Bure and. Aew/iiy American * wine. ‘A. OGDEN DOREMUS, M.D., LL. D Professor of Chemistry and Physics, College City of New York A. WERNER & CO., 52 Warren St. | acquaintance whose father had been a distinguished ton as Then you must wear garters. The Bos- N ladies. The Boston Garter is the only comfort- ble garter, the only one which does not bind. UNE Garter for gentlemen is as necessary the Warren Hose Supporter for All gentlemen wear garters. Sold by men’s outfitters everywhere. Made by George Frost Co., Boston. Miss Candour (aged seven, to a lady who has been singing with a good deal of tremolo to her mother's guests}—"' I gargle in the nursery."— 7id-Bits, “What made you leave Philadelphia so suddenly ?” “Twas threatened with a coughing-fit and was afraid they'd arrest me for disorderly conduct."— Washington Star. Young authoress (reading manuscript aloud)—"* But perhaps I weary you?’ Enthusiastic friend —"' Oh, no; I long to hear the end of your story. Field's Washington. There is always room at the top; but the average traveler prefers a lower berth on a sleeping-car."—New Orleans Picayune. It is supposed that Americans’ go-ahead qualities are due to the fact that they have so much push while they are babies.— Texas Siftings. Two women were discussing a young man of their member of the bar and a useful member of society. “For my part,” said one, “I think George is very bright and capable. I am confident he will succeed.” Yes,” replied the other, ‘‘he is undoubtedly a worthy young man; but I don't think he has head enough to fill his father’s Shoes."— Youth's Companion. WHITE MOUNTAIN HAMMOCK CHAIR. For the House, Lawn, Porch and Camp. Is Chock Full of Comfort and Blessed Rest. PRICE, $3.00. 1? AMERICA. A home product which Ameri- cans are especially proud of. One that reflects the highest credit on the coun- try which produces it, *soRuyuIA usja104 OF HINAUAIAUd NI sowoH pur ‘sqn{d ‘5]230H 389g 947 4o Auvus U] posp MON, For Particulars, Prices, Ete. | Pleasant Valley Wine Co. RHEIMS, Steuben Co., NEW YORK. “Do you see that remarkably tall young man over jew York. there, Miss Keenwit? Well, he was originally perccded for the church.” “Indeed? [ should have su | him to have been intended for the steeple."—P. ie ceutical Era, America. purpose Send stamp for our Inttle book. All about cigars, pipes. how to color them, ete. If your nearest cigar-dealer or club does not keep Corrocco Tablets send ase. for sample box by mail. nicotine ete.—are the nicotine. When through smoking for the day a single tablet, costi less than one cent, dissolved on the tongue, will completely remove every vestige of tobacco and its effects, and you will feel like a new man in the morning. SOUTH AMERICAN CORROCCO CO, ‘corronreo Laboratories, HARTFORD, CONN, ARE YOU A ‘SMOKER? READ THIS. CORROCCO is the extract of a plant imported from South and Central This extract is mixed with aromatics to flavor and sweeten, and manufactured into tablets, delightful and refreshing. Corrocco is for the of completely relieving and counteracting all the unpleasant and injurious effects of tobacco. A drop of nicotine will kill acat. A drop of mixed with a drop of Corrocco is harmless. Few smokers realize how many of their nervous and digestive disorders are the result of to- bacco; when they do realize it they "swear off.” If Corrocco Tablets are used as a regular treatment the pleasure of smoking is doubled, because all its unpleasant effects—such as nervousness, sleeplessness, smokers’ heart, completely counteracted and the system thoroughly cleansed of New York Office, No. 8 MAIDEN LANE. comicbooks.com