Judge, 1893-08-26 · page 15 of 16
Judge — August 26, 1893 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This is primarily an **advertising and miscellaneous content page** from Judge magazine, with only one clear cartoon titled "A Compliment to His Aim." ## The Cartoon The illustration shows two men—one appears to be aiming or holding a rifle at the other, who stands calmly beside him. The dialogue reads: Jack says "This is an old-timer, but it's a good gun still. I shot a wild-cat with it last fall." Amy replies: "Did you? What were you aiming at?" **The joke**: Amy's final question implies the man *missed* the wild-cat and hit something (or someone) else instead—a sarcastic compliment to his poor marksmanship. It's a mild, domestic humor piece typical of Judge's style. The rest of the page consists of period advertisements (bicycles, cameras, champagne, railroad services) and miscellaneous content including a sentimental poem about a baby nicknamed "Tommy Ten Toes." There is no significant political or social satire on this particular page.
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No, it was not his name, Yet we think just the same Of Tommy, our ‘* Tommy Ten Toes.” And never an angel above in the skies We know but that joyously, eagerly vies In the cradle of kindness’ to tuck. him—and prize And spoil him, in just the same motherly-wise As we used to do, till the trumpet that blows Shall wake us in heaven to meet among those The Lord called—and loveth—our “Tommy ‘Ten Toes.” —W. D, Ellwanger in Rochester Post Ex press, The Scotch are very canny people, but they are not as can-can-ny as the French.— Boston Courier, "Rah for Paris! Word comes that a Chi- cago man has been robbed there.— Waterbury American, SHIELD s—_ Awty— Jack A COMPLIMENT TO HIS AIM. “* This is an old-timer, but i “ Did you? a good gun still. What were you aiming at?" I shot a wild-cat with it last fall." mer pleasure travel in America. a DELAWARE? 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