Judge, 1893-12-02 · page 15 of 16
Judge — December 2, 1893 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This is primarily an **advertising page**, not a satirical cartoon. It showcases various products popular in the early 1900s: **Magazine promotions** dominate: Munsey's (10 cents, touting 800+ square inches of illustrations), Frank Leslie's Illustrated Weekly (focusing on upcoming Yale-Princeton football coverage), and a humorous book called "Nursery Rhymes" (25 cents). **Product advertisements** include Rambler Bicycles (emphasizing World's Fair medals), Pleasant Valley Wine and Great Western champagne (positioning American champagne as equal to foreign imports), and Hoffman House Bouquet Cigars. The page reflects **turn-of-century consumer culture** and competitive magazine marketing. The emphasis on football illustration and sports coverage signals growing American interest in collegiate athletics. References to American champagne suggest nationalist sentiment—promoting domestic products against European competition. Overall, this is a **commercial page** reflecting Edwardian advertising and publishing practices rather than political satire.
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By CON ; It leads them all Over 800 square inches of illustra- tions tn the November Munsey’s and all forXO cents The handsomest of all the magazines; the most readable of all the magazines. Subscriptions $I a year. Now ready-—0x all news stands, or from the publishers FRANK A. MUNSEY & COMPANY, to East 23d Street, New York. Muxser's Maoazrne ts on top to stay there, which means tt ts gtving the best literary and art features at 10 cents per copy and that everybody is buying tt.—Boston Globe. 5 WORLD'S FAIR MEDALS Were awarded to the makers of For vatious points of excellence, the HIGHEST AWARD on BICYCLES. }o| Alstost RAMBLERS tn our fine Catalogue, | o | | ref flambien Areas et for two 2eent sta c| conwor.y & JEFFERY MFO. CO, Ciago. Moston, Washlugton. New York. attention and better service che when auswering advertisetents, A TIP on AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE. Great Western Ts unequaled for purity and excel- lence, and is now used in many of the best Hotels, Clubs and Homes ia preference to foreign vintages. ows For Sale by alt Leading Grocers and Wine Merchante. LEASANT VALLEY WINE CO., RHEIMS, Steuben Co., N.Y. 4 trial case wilt satisfy the most Sastidions, THE Reon ee EDITIONS HST CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE. 23 years old Sonoma Valley Wino. SERICA'S BEST PRODUCT. tending from Warren to Chambers qrivecellarg in this city. They saffecient stock to properly age the off into bottles. The best bind i Pree from any impuries | ielore cordlaliy Fe Seat D. sor of Checaniey and Puysicn, | ‘College City of New York. Awe NER & CO,, 52 Warren St, NR’ LINDENMEYR & SO INS, AEE UREEWOTS c. - £ on os 1am & SPRUCE STREETS, ‘Frat Leslie's $ lustrated (eekly will contain the most accurate illustrations of all the important intercollegiate games. An increased: staff of artists and. photogra- pherswillbeemployed to make this particular feature of the Lesule unsurpassed by any other pictorial weekly. The great YALE-PRINCETON GAME on Thanksgiving Day will be exceptionally well illustrated. Frank Leslie's Weekly is For Sale Everywhere. PRICE, 10 CENTS PER COPY. Press oF FLESS & RIDGE PRINTING Co., FIFTH AVENUE, New YORK. S.W CORNER 39™ST. and Is'Ave. oe? *NEW-YORK: If your Dealer does not keep them, Order DIRECT from us. JUST ISSUED, PRICE, 25 CENTS. A handsome fifty-two-page book, including two colored plates and an illuminated cover printed in eight colors. FULL OF LAUGHTER. To be had of all news-and book-sellers, or will be ‘sent postpaid on receipt of price by the publishers, The Judge Publishing Co., 110 Fifth Ave., New York comicbooks.com