Judge, 1894-07-21 · page 12 of 16
Judge — July 21, 1894 — page 12: what you’re looking at
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This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine, with minimal editorial cartoon content. The few jokes present are mild period humor: - A quip about Abdul Aziz (Morocco's sultan) and a pun on his name - A child's misunderstanding about a cow producing "whipped cream" - Standard domestic comedy scenarios **The page's real purpose** is showcasing advertisements for consumer products typical of the era: Primley's chewing gum, Duffy's malt whiskey (marketed as medicinal), blank books, magician kits, and undertaking supplies. These ads reflect turn-of-century commerce and consumer culture. The only narrative illustration shows a domestic scene captioned "Marie's Statement Disproved"—a husband-wife disagreement—representing typical light domestic satire Judge published. This page demonstrates how satirical magazines of this period supported themselves through extensive advertising rather than editorial content alone.
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IRIMLEY'S California Fruit CHEWING GUM. The SWEETEST THING on EARTH. Sold Everywhi Send five outside wrappers of elther California Pralt or Primiry's Pepsia Chewing Gum and 10 cts, book, “Ships That Pass application. od we Will send ‘the Night. fou Rentrico Harradea's fam as it of 1700 fla books sent treo. on ‘America Photographed.” in 3) parts: each part contains 1§ beautiful plete lures, 11x 13taches, Any single part seit for one wrapper and six ceats,’ J. P. PRIMLEY, Chicago, ti. If it wasn't for his vaulting ambition the fessional acrobat could never hope to achieve much of a success. — Buffalo Courier, DUFFY'S PURE FOR MEDICINAL USE NO FUSEL OIL This is the time of year when there isa chill in the atmosphere, malaria in the air, and when coughs and colds are painfully prevalent. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO NECLECT A COLD, and you should take the best known preparation for it, Nothing which has ever been discovered has equaled Dufly's Pure Malt Whiskey for counteracting the first approach of any cold, cough or malarial symptoms. It is for sale by druggists and grocers universally, but care should be exercised that none but’ Duffy's is secured. Send for our illustrated book. DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO. Rochester, ~Y¥. ‘You will get more prompt attention and better service by mentioning Jenaw when answering advertisemen BLANK BOOKS cee cty FINDI t«& WIBEL, 121 Nassau Sree New York. I had been merely wondering which joke- smith had the longest memory and would first think of the old gag. The honor belongs to jthe Washington “ort, which remarks, "If Abdul Aziz, the young sultan of Morocco, doesn’t keep a mighty sharp lookout his name | will soon be Abdul Azwaz."—John Smith in | Buffalo Express, MAGICIAN'S OUTFIT free, consisting of pack of trick cards, pocket camera, two magic keys, latest wire puzzle, | devil's bottle and book of magic, total value, | sixty cents, will be sent free with large cata- | logue if you inclose ten cents to cover postage. | Write to Ingersoll & Bro., 67 Cortlandt street, | New York. Fond parent—* Look here! I bought you | the wind-mill, now what do you want?" Zit. | tle Willie—"* Boo ! hoo-o-o | I want the wind, Pittsburg Bulletin. Farmer Tibbets—"* Wang that cow! I ale | ways have to club her “fore I can make her stand still." Little nephew ({rom the city)— “Is that the one that gives the whipped cream ?"—Chicago Tribune. Ten drops of the genuine Angostura Bit- ter: & SONS, impart a delicious favor to cold drinks, and prevent all summer diseases. | Arman rose to go out of a car and said to a young woman, ‘Take my seat." Her reply | was, “*No, thank you: I get out here too UNDERTAKERS — 1d must eventually use our IM- FLUID. “Peeriess tn Quatity. Hugbt tn Price 000 undertakers recommend Shipped tn kegs and barrels from 5 to $0 gallons, HURD, GRAY & CC Mention Jvvor. Syracuse, N. U8. AL TOURISTS IN FUROPE rAitcrtoal a Landon byte Great HEDRAL ROUTE. Iiscloses Mirnepeata, Apaiye, Ho! PAM RUDOR: UNTYERSC xs CowTRy, etc. he Read * Hol y Vercy. Lindiey rice, 2 cents, Kunore, via MARIE'S STAT! Jouxy put your foot in i Mr, Ciaret “Why, ‘Take that cane out of your mouth, Mr, Chapp MENT DISPROVED. nd let_me see you I couldn't do that if I tried, Johnny.” There, I told Marie last night that she was wrong !" “Age Albany, N f | Preprictor—" So you want a vacation, do | you? Why, Ihaven't had one for twenty Clerk—"" You've been going away for a month or two every summer since I came here.” Pro- frietor—"1 know that very well; but I had GENTLEMEN! Don’ suffer longer with imperfect and | — my wife and six children with me, didn't I.” uth Boston N seg secog zens crear operbice | (ELS CREAM BALM CURES ‘dorses it as the best. Made in both solid Id and silver. BENEDIOT "BROS, 171 Broadway, W. Y, city. COLD“HEAD [PRICE,SOGENTS. ALL DRUGCISTS] manvfactured only by Dx. J. G. B. SIEGERT | “ Germa-Vici Cures—just cures—that's all.” CONSUMPTION, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY DISEASES, ARE GERM DISEASES, ‘and can onty be permanently cured by destroying the disease germs. There 1s only one disease-germ destroyer known to science that can successtully ac- lish this result. GERMA-VACK is worth in- ng about. and for the request a pamphlet replete important information will be sent ‘The Germa-Vicl Company Mention Juoce. Syracui ‘Vhe first time a man ever plants a flower- garden you can't persuade him for a while that the florist hasn't swindled him by selling him the germ materials for a lot of weeds.—Somer- ville Journal, second-hand Bicycles, sho B from $20.00 to $30.00. or for 10 cet send you a Candy Bi B to cai but better to hung in your —OUR-— Illustrated Press, A NEW MONTHLY PICTORIAL FOR THE FAMILY. Subscription, SO cts. per Year. 2 eee ES bes SYegEAt F PRIER Op satsrtire Be “Qu oe years, Sub No American home can afford to miss this opportunity of securing at small cost a High-class Journal of surpassing artistic and literary excel- lence. It Will Interest every Member of the Family. The Puzzle and Chess Department, conducted by one of the most noted of American Puzzlists, is alone worth ten times the subscription price. Send subscriptions either in form of cash, cheque, money-order, postal- Note, or postage-stamps (if of the two-cent denomination) to Our Illustrated Press, 110 Fifth Avenue, SW YORK. “AS GOOD AS A ‘BEECH-NUT’ HAM.” comicbooks.c { ‘om