Judge, 1894-07-21 · page 15 of 16
Judge — July 21, 1894 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This page from Judge magazine (appearing to be from the 1890s) is primarily **advertising**, with a few brief satirical items interspersed. The main cartoon shows a conductor confronting a young woman about smoking in a reserved section, with the caption "MUST PUNCH SOMETHING." It's a mild joke about the conductor's frustration. The short satirical comments mock contemporary figures and events: Carl Browne reportedly quitting politics; newspapers' outrage over Hawaiian flag-raising; and nature's cruel joke moving the North Pole to New York. These are lighthearted jabs at current news rather than political cartoons. The dominant content is advertisements for bicycles (Rambler, Warwick), patent medicines (Bromo-Seltzer, treatments for facial blemishes and ruptures), soap, railroads, hotels, and beef extract. The ads reflect 1890s consumer culture and the period's dubious medical claims. One ad notably plays on anti-Irish sentiment ("no one talks about—Schiller"). No major political figures or movements are caricatured here.
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Carl Browne is reported 10 have remarked ntly that Lord Kosebery was wise in get- HE Ww. fi the turf.— World. | SUMMER TRAVEL The Evening Post is awlully unhappy over | GooD the fact that the Hawaiian flay was raised over Neckar island. It couldn t feel worse if it had TIRE oR ANY TRAVEL peer American flag.—Kochester Post Ex- on any Bicycle dda to the pleasure of cyctn feet secere—tan test 1s Sah STAY AT HOME It was a cruel joke on the part of nature to a move the north pole down into York state just when there are so many people up in the arctic ier 's the © 6&8 1. " Pneumatic regions looking for it —Buffalo Express. en | niet tele mate—cmeis Sootapplng sr fot $24 per:year, When Diderot spoke of the dirty bodies of red RAMBLER BICYCLES the Kussian peasants Catherine of Kussia said, MATEO CTT This Policy ts decidedly better than ‘Why should they care for their bodies when sien any similar policy ever issued. Ask thay bo vot beloue to thes" Rhett tame een the Home Office or the General Agent & oye Co Since ie about It. dango. A conductor said to'a young woman getting | The United States Mutual fon at the rear end of a car, “These seats are “A for smokers”; and the young woman said, TRADE MARK Accident Association, “Dear me! must 1 smoke?” od f- | etsaan.a an anon vom y FORAKER, if your Dealer does not keep them, coupe ne Rely tan There is a sort of hatred which is never ex. Order DIRECT from us. tinguished ; it is the hatred that superiority in- eae ea spires in mediocrity.—/aul Bourget. UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE —____ * Who do you suppose originated the proverb | . _ EARL & WILSONS about a stitch in time?” “Oh, some fellow MPTP TATE | 0 vs sewing the wind."—Princetou Tiger. $10,000 Accident Insurance The “ New York and Chicago Lim- \ A ited "is the successor to the New York HEF Central's famous ition Fryer” FAOIAL BLEMISHES, between New York and Ch day in the year. cago, eve forphine Hable Cured tm Tat fer con teenameet, I for $i voce | QpIUMESRERTEaES? SS erie wise 37.0 = 7 Powder and Leaves Grand Central Station, New Birth Marks, and ‘218 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO, York, at 10:30 a.m. to-day. Arrives q nn eth - Lake’ Shore ‘Station, Chicago, at 9:30 | 5 appa Peaster it racBectal Soap. for “the im none Jaa ee He seaiy ere cmt RUPTURE CURED Leaves Lake Shore Station, Chicago, or adess on 01-00. WITH our Improved Flasle Trot, Worn with cane at 5:30 p.m. to-day. Arrives Grand oe BURY, Dermatotog cat exercise or sverest strutn” Raumiination frees Lady Central Station, New York, at 6:30 ies fri Rea mae Pa tomorow. ‘824 Broadway, Cor. York. This is the most comfortable and Tepox’s Linwany Ie full ot pare fun, No polities We. most interesting thousand-mile rail- = road ride in the world, as it is over the sesesesesesesesessesesesese great Four-Track Trunk Line of the Be 7 inhi United States, through the beautiful me When Baron Liebig, M alon istorii 7 Nedoa Ree She storie Z the great chemist, first discovered and made t i I Extract of Beef the cost of a single pound of “AMERICA'S GREATEST RAILROAD,” oa y ool reeset es er eer ee Liebig COMPANY'S Extract of Beef are sold at less than one- ,, Sisto ita rat cost. Get the genuine with this sig- nature ta blues J E = Bgeseseseserseseseseseseses eegued feral Peass ith a Dieate ast Teer Oa, ; ‘ WARWICK CYCLES. Should your dealer not have it, send 20 ; cents in stamps for a sample cake to Hh fis j ‘The strongest; the MULHENS & KROPF, New York, Agents, favorite. Itigid, hand- some, fully warranted. The best woman is she that no one talks on r shout — Schiller. LEADING HOTELS. {We recommend all hotels advertised in Juvce.] HENRY LINDENMEYR 4 80N8, ans WARDHOUSBE. aad 31 Rast Houston Street, Pack Hafiding, ouse, 20 Beekman Strect, New YORK. $ Central depot free. DEE g ALUANY, N. ¥,_ Keeler’s European Hotel, ¢ MUST PUNCH SOMETHING. : Maiden Cane, Albany. SEEDY PASSENGER—" Hain't got no ticket nor no money.” WASHINGTON, D.C, Hotel Arno, Ausnican On the Crest of the Alleghanies Conpuctor (reflectively}—'* Very well, sir. If 1 can't punch your ticket I'll just ano Bunorean Puan, “Surcily Gret-class. punch your head. “ EASTON, PA. United States Hot Main Line B. & 0. R. Re Havoan, propretor, Choice and elegantly Of superior excellence. Season opens June 23, 1894.| Whew! This is a scorcher! LADIES |! nates Poor t Teas? Rates, $60, $75 and $90 a month, accord- | The best thing to cool the brain and blood is i: ing to location. Address GEORGE D. . -aaeownnree.! Bromo=-Seltzer. Cou a er ! er Park Oakland, Garres| 7/01. TONIC FOR THE STOMACH. TRIAL SIZE, 10 CTS. argo Br Nase PRESS OF FLESS & RIDGE PRINTING Co., FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. comicbooks.com