Judge, 1893-07-08 · page 15 of 16
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This page is primarily **advertising**, not political satire. The central cartoon, "An Unreasonable Rule," depicts Uncle Sam instructing a woman about household management—a commentary on gender roles and domestic authority rather than political satire. The cartoon's joke: Uncle Sam insists a woman manage her household "room with a light hand," but he himself won't follow this rule, instead demanding she obey his directives. It's a mild critique of male hypocrisy regarding authority and control in the domestic sphere. The surrounding content consists entirely of period product advertisements (Kodak films, bicycles, pills, chocolate) interspersed with short humorous editorial quips about contemporary life—tobacco deaths, eight-hour workdays, a woman with quadruplets. No specific political figures or events are satirized on this page. It represents typical Judge magazine filler: light social humor combined with commercial promotion.
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Columbias nere is something about Co- ferent from all other cles—it is superlative quality The Columbia guarantee is as ¢ fee at Columbia agencies, by wo two-cent stamps. ig. iostou, New Vork, Chicages Hart= ihood of woman taking nthe world. She isn't getting it days in the cars even.— Philadelphia © (ALISAYA LA RILLA. An exquisite elixir of Cali-! saya bark. Is so far superior in all respects, quality, medicinal value, agreeability and economy of dose that if you once try it! you will never consent to ac cept any other. (Your Druge ist Has It, Aman in Indiana has just died from exces- sketobacco.chewing. ‘The music at his funeral sbould not be a airge. but an over-chewer,— SPORTING GOODS fLEN2s-eES" | | lute protectio: “O how much more doth beauty beauteous seem By that fair ornament which truth doth give.” The gold, filled, and coin-silver cases of the new Quick-Winding WATERBURY watch seem even more ‘“beaute- ous” because of its truthful time- keeping. The owner may twice proud: to show it and to rely upon it. There is a truthful ele- pane in the exquisite little chate- jaine that captivates the eye. No cheap Swiss watch made on the foreign labor system can compare with this perfected product of American machinery and brains. Atl jewelers sell it in many dif- ferent styles: Ladies’ gentle men'sand boys’ watches. There could be no more acceptable gift, $4 to Sts. a We observe that a number of contemporaries are deeming it seasonable to give circulation to the statement of some scientist that holding the breath will make anybody proof against. the sting of a bee. It is held that this is an abso- We tried: it years ago. You try it. —Oil City Blissard, “eply Linen Collar, any Seta, Gene Fe The principal news last week related to the suspension of Dr. Briggs and of several banks, In the case of Dr, Briggs no receiver will be appointed.—Aochester Herald. The day is now a little over fifteen hours long—and this after years of agitation and struggle for an eight-hour day.—Hoston Globe. Mrs. Day of Fayette, Texas, has presented her husband with four sets of twins. What a family for birth-Days !—PAiladelphia Record. Wilkins came into the club the other night with a premonition of approaching triumph in his face. but he concealed it as well as he could and walked up to the crowd in the window. “Have you heard about Governor Russell's trouble with his hand?” he asked indiscrimi- nately, with a face of simulated concern. ** N came the startled chorus. ‘* What's the mat- ter?" ‘* Why,” answered Wilkins, holding up the first and second fingers of his right hand, “the can't use these two fingers.” “* What's the reason?" queried Dumbley. ** Because they | belong to me,” said Wilkins.—Boston Budget. | Juvor’s Linnany is full of pure fun. No politics. 10c. True economy doesn't buy what it doesn't need. Indiges- tion, Biliousness,Sick- Headache, do not need a dollar's worth of doctor, but a quarter's worth of Beecham’s sz) Pills ‘a Box. Price 2s cents. (Tasteless) ‘ DO bur THE: CAS TBLOW KODAK FILMS Haying seen the superiot work done on our new Kodak films the World's Fair authorities have decided to sell no other film on the grounds. In order to enable our customers to make the largest possible number of pictures for the smallest outlay, we are now winding this film in spools of from 100 to asoexposures. These are known as the Colum- bus spools. To still further insure success for our customers, we have purchased the exclusive concession for a film dark room on the grounds, and are erecting a building as headquarters for Kodakers, : The use of the dark room will be free for changing films and plates, and competent attendants will make any slight repairs that may be necessary, without charge. If anybody comes to the Fair with a Kodak that will not work properly, we will replace it with one that is in good order. COLUMBUS SPOOLS. ~ typ expogures. (without counter), D Truro Folding - Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N.Y. ForNos We verte Pair lee 425 inches, How we all admire the wisdom of those who come to us for advice.—Ram's Horn. er aay, at OS iii Hinainronaeeae It is a curious fact that men who boast most Jof their blue blood often have very red noses. | —Indianapolis News. FSI i i oe era STEPHEN F. waaran ) Ps | eebes |< : &SON, + rail Slwvewrors axo SOLE MaWrS. “i> PHILADELPHIA, HEMINGTON BICYCLES. ner See | lark is never seen out upon one after dark.— fs | prepaid west of \ p Boston Courier. Jt Gis EQUALED BY FEW. | put up in handsome boxes. All strictly me agi EXCELLED BY NONE. for presents. ‘Try it once. Address Kt, Confectioner, 212 State St., Chicago Three Patterns for ’93. Send for Catalogue. RemivicTow ARMs Co. 313-315 Broadway, NEW YORK. Send $1.25. $2.10 oF $3.50 tor a retail box, by Don't pay money for Water! A Solid Extract of Beef is more Eco- percalihapaligaia, for the reason that rated, and housekeepers an “and i it much Buy to Liebig COMPANY'S Extract of Beef, | a solid, concentrated extract, free from fatand gelatine or any foreign sub- mance, and dissolve jt themselves. E The genuine AN UNREASONABLE RULE. Uncie Hiram—" Wa-al, wa-al ; I'm not uséd to sleepin’ in a room with a light burnin’ in | t, but ef that's the rule of the house I'll have to do.my best.” MORPHINE CHLOERAL ANTI.. PURINE Preparation which corrects Disorvereo Stomach ano Nervous Trovstes. J DELAWARE® HUDSON RAILROAD. “w Le The Shortest, Quickest and Best Line Between yl NEW YORK AND MONTREAL. Visitors to the World's Fair should bear in mind that the route via the St. Lawrence, Montreal, Lake Si Lake George, Saratoga and the Hudson River is the greatest highway of sum: mer pleasure travel in America. 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