Judge, 1894-03-24 · page 15 of 16
Judge — March 24, 1894 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine, dominated by product advertisements rather than political satire or editorial cartoons. The page features ads for consumer goods popular in the 1890s: bicycles (Rambler, Raleigh), Scott's Emulsion cod-liver oil tonic, the new Kodak camera, and railroad travel via the New York Central. There's also a beauty cream advertisement and various patent medicines. The only satirical content appears as **short quoted quips** scattered throughout—brief, cynical observations about human nature from various newspapers (e.g., "A good many men are like cheap theatrical bills"). These are typical of Judge's filler humor: general commentary on life and society rather than specific political targets. The page reflects late 1890s American consumer culture and advertising practices, with exaggerated health claims now considered dubious (opium cures, "infallible" skin treatments). The prominent Kodak advertisements are historically significant—this represents early mass-market photography technology marketing.
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hd | Sa! THE PUBLIC DEMANDED | a strictly reliable high grade bicycle and have liberally recognized the way in which their demands have been met in OMDB’ BICYCLES “HIGHEST GRADE GUARANTEED WHEELS.” Catalogue frea at any Rambler Agency oF mail for eo cent stam 2 GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO. Chicago. Boston, Washington. New York, Have you freckles, moth, black-heads, 9) blotches, ugly or muddy skia, eczema, tetter, or any other cutaneous blemish Pr Do you want a quick, permanent and ab- @ soluiely infallible cure, FREE OF COST ® to introduce it? Something new, pure, @ mild and so harmless a child can use or drink itwith perfect safety. If 0, send @ your full Post-office address to MISS MAGGIE E. MILETTE, $134 Vine Street, —_Cincinimatt, Ohio. INTRA! 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 Niagara Falls, the world’s great- est cataract. ion’s pleasure-ground and Sanitarium.” The Empire State Express the fastest train in the world. The Thousand Islands, the fish- erman’s paradise. The New York and Chicago Limited, ‘the most luxurious train in the world. Area few of the many attractions offered the public by the NEW YORK CENTRAL ‘America’s. Greatest. Railroad. ‘and better service ering advertisements. il get more prompt atteati by menuoding Jobo when a ‘TUE OneAT AMERICAN TEA CO. 31 ard 33 Vesey St, N.Y. Skin diseases are caused by im- pure or depleted blood. The blood ought to be pure and rich. It is made so by Scott’s Emulsion the Cream of Cod-liver Oil. | Scrofula. and Anzemia ‘are overcome also, and Healthy Flesh is built up. Physicians, the world over, endorse it. Don't be decelved by Substitutes! Prepared by Scott & Bowne, N. ¥. ,A‘I Druggisie. lorphine Hlaatt ¢ ured tm 10 pes OPIUMEe5 BICYCLES. win AtlWorld’s Championships OF ‘02 AND ‘93 WERE WON, are thestrongest wheels, as well as the lightest made. he'sipoand road wheel ‘and Td pound acer are ths Birmest specdicst. safest, lightest wheels knows. ‘The RALEIQH bearings are unequaled for light-runplog ‘qualities, For catalogue address, THE RALEIGH: ~| 9813 7ru Ave., New Yonk. CYOLE_ CO., {289 Wanasu AVE, Cuicaco. Like the life of a watch is the life of man, As it runs its appointed race ; When his works are ended and all run down, ‘Then the coroner takes his case. —Indianapolis Journal To get.out of the world for the sake of yet- ting out of debt is suicidal, — New Orleans Picayune. Jagson says take care of your pennies and ir dollars will take care of the bank cashier. —Elmira Garette. When a man past fifty.hasn’t had any bad luck for three days he begins to quake and tremble,—Atchison Globe. A good many men are like cheap theatrical bills... A very little money causes them to be stuck up.—Buffalo Courier. y Judge Beckham will agree with Judge Horn- blower that senatorial courtesy isn't anything of the kind.—PAiladelphia Ledger. STUD ‘Take a Course tn the J. Cornen, Jn. Scc'y, PETROIT, Mich. 's Teceruowe Boo, | $6.22 and $10.22 KODAKS. Snap-shot, Flash-light and time exposure pictures readily taken byany amateur with our A and B Ordinary Kodaks. Twenty-four pictures with- out reloading—simple in construction, well made and handsomely finished. You can «Do the Rest." Free illustrated manual tells just how —but we'll do it for you if you wait us to. : PRICE, LOADED FOR 24 EXPOSURES. A Ordinary Kodak for pictures 2x3 in., $ 6.00 B Ordinary Kodak for pictures 38 x4 {n.,. 10.00 ‘Complete Developing and Printing Outfit, 1.50 EASTMAN KODAK CO., KODAKS, $6.00 to $100.00. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Send for’ Catalogue. “Down with the peers!” is the cry in Eng- land ; and echo answers from Germany," Down mit der peers !"— Utica Herald. STANDARD PUMP AND FILTER CO., 201 CENTRE ST., NEW YORK, sepseatarrort Anema iret tas where Standard Pumps are used. Over 10,000 machines Hemi cdhacy espe Sa wae Séodes your fun FREE) eter a fund we will wend You 16 Pavan Perfecio ieest Chars (retallralue siu@)for'gs. 736 In ofler to iokrouuee thisbrand we Wil send’ pou, free,an elexant, hig Rorclegy gn igs Btn case Gp vear guaran: pote Watch ive €5. Remem. re tbe 100 Cigars and Waich seat together 6.0. Diveont only BL t5s Np Ronee required anil, af Y trriullerimination. Size Iahex’ watch inchess = - gente $ inches, Address: i Berea AR CO. oF 40) AR, Ly. *tNo, my boy, T did not. strong I felt too weak to volunteer.” DIDN‘T FEEI. STRONG AT THAT TIME. * Uncle’'John, did you go to the war?” I should have been delighted to fight and bleed for my country, but when Father Abraham called for one. hundred thousand S.W CORNER 39™ST. and Is Ave. ous? *NEW-YORK: gs .Wf yoor Dealer does not Keep them, Order DIRECT from us. ** Held by the enemy "—Four-fifths.of the | offices captured by the victorious Democracy in "92 —Cincinnati ~ ALL WINTER RESORTS IN Florida, Cuba, «> West Indies CAN BR REACHED DIMRCT BY THE Railway and Steamship Lines of THE PLANT SYSTEM ‘and its conrections from the NORTH, EAST, and WEST. ‘The three magnificent Hotels of the Plant 8} Florida, J. it King. Manager, now oped for ecasoa SEMINOLE, at Winter Park ; TAMPA BAY, at Tampa; ‘THE INN, at Port Tampa. ‘Three excursions to the Island of Jamaica.—Last trip leaves Port Tampa about March 12th. UNION PACIFIC Ih <5] « <i" 1 Quick Time. No change from Chicago. TO CALIFORNIA and the Midwinter Fair via the Direct Route. PRESS oF FLESS & RIDGE PRINTING Co., FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. weekly servire, via Plant Steamship Line from Port Tampa to, Key West and Havanay also to al fishing and huntlog resorts of the Gulf Coast. ta7-Secure tickets reading via lines of the PLANT SYSTEM and CONNECTIONS. Three daily traios with through Pullman Sleeping Cars from the North and East via Penpeylvania RA ‘and Atlantic Coast Lino ; also via Steamship Lines trom Boston, New York, and Baltimore to Savannah, connecting with 8. F. & W. Ry (Plant System ‘Trains of the Plant System run directtothe otets. For Circulars, Maps, Time-tables, etc., apply to W. M. Davidson, General Passenger, Agent, Ae Auagesonvmit, Ps. Pred’: Roblia, Trav, Pus Agent} Room Ay ‘if Broapway, New Yous. et JA. P. Lane, Agent, 908 Wasmxotox 'St., Boston. comicbooks.com