Judge, 1893-03-04 · page 13 of 16
Judge — March 4, 1893 — page 13: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising and filler content** rather than political cartoons or satire. It's a typical turn-of-the-century magazine page mixing various ads and brief humorous items. The main elements are: **Victor Bicycles** (top left) — straightforward product advertisement **Baby Ruth photographs** — Judge magazine was selling photographs of Mrs. Cleveland and her infant daughter "Baby Ruth," promoting them as cabinet-sized prints (the baby would later become famous as the candy bar) **Brief humorous quips** scattered throughout on marriage, jurors, and personal habits — typical newspaper filler jokes without political content **"Don't Tobacco-Spit or Smoke Your Life Away"** — a health/temperance advertisement **Kodak endorsement by Lieutenant Peary** — promoting Kodak cameras' Arctic expedition use **Hotel, cigar, and various other product advertisements** — standard commercial content The page lacks coherent political satire or identifiable caricatured figures. It's essentially a collection of advertisements, product promotions, and brief generic jokes typical of Judge magazine's commercial pages.
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I 9D ae BICYCLES Cit _—_— (yi | wants to quit and can’t which contained the handsome picture of MRS. CLEVELAND and BABY RUTH, that the ‘dition was exhausted within a few daysof the day of publication. The publishers, in response & [to requests from all over the country for the picture, have had photographs made {rom the J crigieal ‘sketch by the wellAnown photographers, Pach Bros. of ‘Rood portraits of itt xpaid, on revelpt of orrapas graphs are cabinet size, and are exceeding), Bros. 25 cents “These photo- tle Miss Cleveland and her eae will be donated by Frank Lesuir’s ‘New York City, and such donation might paslanpropriatly be considered by her many friends in honor of the ‘litle mistress of the jouse.”” int of Pach Bros..or the words * Copy- Whice No'photographs of this picture not bearing the is righted by Paank Lasuin'’s Wenkzy,” are genuine. ARKELL WEEKLY COMPANY, \ddress all orders to the publishers, Hi Fy | qualified as jurors. Who is the happy—er— Wife— Doctor, my husband is subject to fits. What shall 1 do?" Physician—"* Tell him, madam, to order his clothes in London.” —Clothier and Furnisher. The famous Sohmer piano has justly earned its reputation, because it is the best instrument in the world, A wealthy young lady of Elgin, Illinois, has eloped with a barber of that place. Her folks wouldn't mind it so much, but he’s only a five- cent shave-artist.— Philadelphia Ledger. Berecuam’s Pitts are faithful friends. The autocrat of the house is the ious boy of fifteen years nowadays. He gives ad- vice to the family, comes in at all hours, and ventures to tell the old man that he belongs to a past age. When the bird reaches that state it is time for the old robins to turn him out of the nest. When the youth goes out to battle with the world how he will be humbled! His impudence and assumption will be rebuked in a manner that will remind the callow youth that this world was not created for his especial use.—Gloversville Standard. DON'T TOBACCO-SPIT OR SMOKE YOUR LIFE AWAY" is the title of alittle book just received, which tells all about NO-TO-BAC, the wonderful, harmless, EERE (edaccohai cure, NO-TO-BAC costs but a trifie, Dr, Mary Walker wants married women man?—Rochester Herald, The KODAK AT THE North Pole. Me 2,000 Pictures Lieut. Peary Among Icy Mountains, ‘The Explorer Endorsts the Kodak. “My pictures were ‘all taken with a Kodak’ and I regard the Kodak as responsible for my having obtained a series of pictures which in quality and quantity exceed any that have been brought back from Greenland and the Smith ‘Sound region.” R. E. Peary, U.S.N, EASTMAN KODAK CO., Send for Kedah Catalogue, Rochester, N.Y. Monday is always blue, And the reason this, said, ‘That Sunday's gladsome hue With many a man is red. —Chicago Times. EQUAL TO ANY IMPORTED CIGAR. | Exact Size JACOB STAHL, JR., & CO., Mi HOTEL BRUNSWICK. Perfecto. “ ‘We prefer you should Duy of your dealer; if he docs not keep them send $1.00 for sample Dox of 10, by mail, to kers, Ne ¥. City. 168th Street and 3d Avent The statement that the coal trust is making it hot for the community is without foundation. —Binghamton Leader, We think that the million-dollar palace in Honolulu | will make a very acceptable United States post-office.— New York Commercial Advertiser, THE FATHER OF “NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.” Special Order No. 99. (Official. to urge every reader of this publica- tion to select immediately Fifty Cents worth of Seeds from Vick’s Floral PE 2 Seer bere Tai Wee orboak ‘Scocesafal when all remedies of proofs FREE. Sold only by F. Hiscox, 863 Broadway, New York, One of the most valuable books, for reference or casual reading, that we have seen has the curious title “Our Book,” and is the work of the Rev. ‘Anti-Priction ford Saddles. etc. ‘Diamond Steel ng r. Frames ‘Wren you are get Send for Washington Frothingham of Fonda, Montgomery county, who is the oldest, and in some respects the best, of the writers of New York correspondence for the inland newspapers. Mr. Froth ingham for thirty years written weekly New York letters to such jour- nals as the Troy Times and the Roch- ester Democrat. He is a born student, and his knowledge of men and events in all stations and conditions of life, litical, social, theatrical, ministerial, iterary, eis. is that of a thoroughly nipped historian. He spent man: en Of his life in this city, and there is no old New York family of note with whose history he {s not familiar. We believe that thousands of the older residents of New York would be glad Guide for 1898, which will be SENT to get ‘‘Our Book" if its merits were FREE as a premium for one year’s subscription to Monthly Magazine, (Price 50 Cents per Annum.) VICK’S FLORAL CUIDE For 1893, just issued, contains colored plates of Alpine ia, Dahlias, Cannas, Clematis, Dunch- Pansies, Corn and Potatoes. ‘Deserip- tons and prices of the very best Flowers and Vegeta; Yes, and many Novelties. ‘Try Charmer Pea and iden Nugget Corn, they, pleased everybody last car. Hundreds of Beautfl ‘and. appropriate, quota- Ege foathe best authors makes it The Poets’ Num= r. Every lover of @ den should. send te enis Gr the Guide, and get this charming Magazine and 50 cents worth of seeds, all for one price. Address Vick Publishing Oo., Rochester, N. 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For faformation in detail concerning time of trains, rates of fare, etc., ad- 4 Ky, Save Hall BICYCLES Al!) street, Boston, Mass., or James Potter, | once dress C. P, Craig, general eastern pas- York; A. J. Simmons, New ger agent, 211 agland Washington district t agent, 833 Chestnut srect, Philadelphia Pa senger agent, 41§ Broadway, New | °F, The Troy Press says, ‘* Office-holders under the present administration may as well prepare for the inevitable with resignation.” But all the same they won't. ‘They will hold on like a house afire till they are put out.—A /bany Argus, The remarkable success of Johannis water is not surprising to those who have tried it. It was first introduced in America about six months ago, and has already found its way to ‘most first-class tables in all cities. It is a nat- ural water charged with native carbonic gas, is pure as a primrose, and a table necessity for all who seek the fountain of health, Are these names good enough? 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