Judge, 1893-05-20 · page 15 of 16
Judge — May 20, 1893 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising** with one notable cartoon. The main illustrated content is titled "SHE MEANT WELL," depicting a domestic scene where a man crouches beside a dog in a trap while a woman stands nearby. The accompanying dialogue reads: "Jones—'Ah, how do you do, Miss de Vaughn? Awfully nice dog, this. Seems so friendly, you know.' Miss De VAUGHN—'Oh, yes; Capper isn't at all particular who he makes friends with.'" **The joke**: The woman's remark that her dog "isn't particular" who befriends him is meant as a polite social comment, but it's ironic given the dog has just trapped the visitor. The humor lies in the mismatch between her well-intentioned words and the actual hostile situation. The page otherwise contains product advertisements (bicycles, champagne, emulsion) and quotations from various newspapers on unrelated topics (labor strikes, photography, military). This was typical of Judge's mixed-content format during this era.
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