Judge, 1893-09-02 · page 15 of 16
Judge — September 2, 1893 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising and filler content** typical of late 19th-century American magazines, with minimal political satire. The main notable element is a nostalgic poem, "The Old Barn-Roof," depicting idealized rural childhood memories—climbing roofs, sliding down, playing hide-and-seek. This reflects period sentimentality about agrarian life as industrialization advanced. The advertisements reveal period concerns: patent medicines (Beecham's Pills for "sick headache"), food products (Baker's Cocoa emphasizing no "alkalies"), and medical services (rupture cures with guaranteed treatments). The recurring theme of health remedies suggests anxieties about bodily ailments common to the era. A brief joke about a girl swimmer's exaggeration pokes gentle fun at vanity. Otherwise, the page lacks sharp political commentary—it's primarily commercial space and sentimental verse padding out Judge's satirical content, aimed at middle-class readers interested in consumer goods and wholesome humor.
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SiS Ss ‘or the money ia the wide, wide aplication, Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies Other | Chemicals aro used in the Preparation of W. BAKER & C0.’S BreakfastCacoa ‘Sugar, and 1s far moro eco pomical, costing teas than one cent a cup. It ig delicious, ‘nourishing, and masity DIGESTE: a Bold by Grorera everywhere, ‘W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass, This thing of casting millions before swine is not without drawbacks.—Chicago Mail, AGENTS WANTED. evs ent fons, rlecton er whe TESS ies 69. Pena Oka Eros The epicure is a masticator who appreciates a master-caterer.— Boston Courier. When the millennium comes the girl bather who keeps one foot on the bottom will quit telling her friends that she has learned to swim. — Martha's Vineyard Herald. TRIOQPHEROUS HAIR» SKIN. An elegant dressing, Prevents sin, Heals cute bara, bra sprains, alldragrists orky malleacts westonese BX A_man traveling one of the saw-mill roads in Dooly county avers that the road was so crooked that he met himself coming back.— Atlanta Journal, THE OLD BARN-ROOP. I can see the barn-roof standing as it leaned to meet the Its form is dimly painted in memory’s looking- glass— That sloping roof of shingles, with its messy coat of gray, Which formed the play-ground for our fun on many a summer day. It was built just by the orchard, and the eaves drooped down so low That they almost touched the grass-tops where the daisy-blossoms blow ; And an apple-tree was growing where you came lown with a whirl, To yield a spicy luncheon to each hungry boy and girl. Oh, better than the coasting on a big tobog- gan-slide Was the ecstasy of sitting on that barn-roof for a ride, Alter crawling slowly upward to the sharply- pointed peak, To hold on by the edges while you play at hide-and-seek. And then, with fun.and frolic, as you loosed pour wary clas To feel the sliding, as} As you found yourself drawn downward, with increasing motion bound, For a rapid roll through clover, on the softly waiting ground. —Alice Crary in Wide Awake, eliding, and to give a hap- A world of misery is implied in the words “Sick Headache.” A world of relief is wrapped up in a twen- ty-five cent box of Mazet—"* Poor fellow! eran?” A VETERAN OF LONG STANDING. ‘And so you are a veteran, How long have you been a vet- Wanperinc Waccs—"' Ever since I was a child, miss.” The 0. E, Miller Company. ‘SEND FOR CIRCULAR TO EITHER OF ABOVE OFFICES RUPTURE NO DETENTION FROM BUSINESS, WE REFER YOU TO OVER 1000 PATIENTS. Investigate our method. 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