Judge, 1894-01-20 · page 15 of 16
Judge — January 20, 1894 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising with minimal cartoon content**. The main visual element is a small domestic scene captioned "A Confession," showing a mother and child, where the boy claims his father (not the sun) gave him his tan—likely a joke about corporal punishment. The page consists largely of **turn-of-the-century product advertisements** for Scott's Emulsion (a tuberculosis remedy), cameras, champagne, chocolate, and various patent medicines. Several brief humorous quotations appear, touching on generic topics: trusts, daily schedules, philosophy, and tariffs. The **New York Central Railroad advertisement** promotes tourist attractions like Niagara Falls and the Adirondacks—typical period travel marketing. Most notably, **multiple ads promote dubious medical treatments**: opium addiction cures and consumption (tuberculosis) remedies. This reflects the era's unregulated patent medicine industry before FDA oversight. The page demonstrates how **satire magazines monetized through aggressive advertising** while maintaining lighter editorial content.
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5.W CORNER 39" ST. and ISsAve. fs? f your Dealer does not keep them, Order DIRECT from us. Granp CENTRAL STATION in the centre of New York City. The Hudson River for one hundred and fifty miles. ‘The beautiful Mohawk Valley, in which are some of the finest landscapes in America. Niagara Falls, the world’s great- est cataract, The Adirondack Mountains, “the Nation's pleasure-ground and Sanitarium. The Empire State Express, the fastest train in the world, ‘The Thousand Islands, the fish ‘erman’s paradise. The Ni 1 w York and Chicago Limited, ¢ most luxurious train in the world. Are a few of the many attractions offered the public by the NEW YORK CENTRAL, “America’s Greatest Railroad,” It is the little things that tell. If you don't sk the big sisters who have small Philadelphia Record, relieve it, others. lanthe coast, while {ts world-famous Hy ela Hotel. its Improved and now perfret drainage and ber sanitary arrangements. the ‘unquestioned fanty of its drinking water, unsurpassed culsine, mmbracing every variety of land and sea foods, Its fin~l clientele, added to the charn of resident Farrscon life, it, abundant sires. and fer: fe You can tell how hard it is to judge your fellow-men fairly by observing how unlairly your fellow-men judge you.—Somerville Jour- WES! Why Dink Por, Teas Beis ne | ‘Stand & Vesey St, N.Y. wil get more prompt attention and better service ntloning dena when answerlog advertisements, Holes | in your lungs are the Homes of Consumption Germs. The diseased spots are wiped out with new tissue made by Scott’s Emulsion the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, and hypophosphites. This acts immediately upon the Lungs and makes new tissue there. Physicians, the world over, endorse it. Don't be decelved by Substitutes! ‘Prepared by Scott 2 Bowne, N.Y. All Druggista, OPIUME: Morphing Habit Cored im 10 tn 10 =. No Bhev.BtePnene Cebanca,Onio, A4x5 MAGAZINE CAMERA carving # 12 Plates, $10. Leather Covered. Compact. c It is a poor cordage-trust that has not more than one string to its bow.— MWashingfon Star. If a man gets up when the day breaks can he be said to have'a whole day before him ?— Minneapolis Times. Sneezing is force lazy people waukee Journal. bably an effort of nature to to take some exercise. — Afi/- A philosopher is a man who does not try to argue with others until he knows he can down them.—Galveston News, it is not faces alone that Madam—* Oh, you do ‘ew York Si T paint; it is sou interiors then ?"—. When a man has no bills against him he must feel as if he belonged to the nobility.— Texas Siftings. One of the free * raw materials” which come in regardless of tariffs is the winter brand of Manitoba atmosphere.— Kansas City Journal. For the relief of more than half the sickness in the world, especially of women, go by the book on Beccham's pills. The book is of immense importance to you, whether you need it now or not. Book free at drugstores; E.&H.T. ANTHONY & 60., | 5 591 Broadway, NEW YORK. or write B F Allen Co, 3657 Canal street, New York A CONF Why, Johnny, No; it wasn't the sui Aunt Manet ESSION, how the sun has tanned you!” n that tanned me. . It was papa.” HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS, pARER WAREHOUSE. Houston sraxez, Viniiaw & Sravce STRRETS, Aman may be rich in relatives and yet not relatively rich.—- Yonkers Gazette, ELK “Mr. Dole ini the shufile.— Plain Dealer, snd other Mounted Heads, Animals, Birds, Fur tags, Stony Telles phot OD. sider it Gap) EAU DE 41D) COLOGNE ant TRANSPARENT GLYCERINIE SOAP. S. THE FINEST TOILET G PRESS OF FLESS & RIDGE PRINTING Co., FIFTH AVENUE, New YORK, Films or Plates, Which ? GET A KODAK; try both and decide for yourself. Seven kinds of Kodaks that use either. Of course films are lighter and more convenient than plates—they're just as good too—but. “just try for yourself. OUR NEW FILM is rapid, is evenly coated, does not tear or frill and retains its sensitiveness as well as glass plates. We date every pack- Age and customers can this make sure of getting film not over six | months old when purchasing, EASTMAN KODAK CO., Sees to fio0: Rochester, N. Y. Catalogue free. REGARDED BY CON- NOISSBURS AS THE PERFECTION OF AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE Por Sale by All Leading Wine Dealers and Grocers. Crbana Wine Company, URBANA. N.Y. ‘Ihe snow brings the roses once more (at half a week's salary the rose) and matinée tickets galore still keep us in thin summer clothes. ON, SHverTors ano SOLE MAS, “i PHILADELPHIA, 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