Judge, 1894-08-04 · page 15 of 16
Judge — August 4, 1894 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine (circa 1894, based on the Deer Park resort ad). The page contains numerous product advertisements rather than satirical cartoons. The one cartoon present—"Too Much of a Good Thing"—depicts a domestic scene where a person sprays what appears to be an insecticide or cleaning product indiscriminately throughout a home, creating chaos. Children and household items are caught in the spray. The joke satirizes **excessive use of consumer products**, a common theme as mass-produced goods proliferated in the 1890s. The advertisements themselves reveal period concerns: opium and morphine addiction treatments, "facial blemishes" remedies, rupture cures, and patent medicines like Bromo-Seltzer for travelers' ailments. These ads tacitly acknowledge widespread health issues of the era. The page reflects **turn-of-the-century consumer culture** and the magazine's reliance on advertising revenue, with minimal editorial satirical content.
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S.W. CORNER ) Lider st. If your Dealer does not keep them, Order DIRECT from us. UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE, The “ New York and Chicago Lim- ited " is the successor to the New York Central's famous “Exposition Flyer” between New York and Chicago, every day in the year. Leaves Grand Central Station, New York, at 10:30 a.m. to-day. Arrives Lake Shore Station, Chicago, at 9:30 a.m. to-morrow. Leaves Lake Shore Station, Chicago, at §:30 p.m. to-day. Arrives Grand Central Station, New York, at 6:30 p.m, to-morrow. This is the most comfortable and most interesting thousand- mile rail- road ride in the world, as it is over the great Four-Track Trunk Line of the United States, through the beautiful Mohawk Valley, and along the historic Hudson River, via “AMERICA’S GREATEST RAILROAD.” Teoglo feral Peres with o Delest mnt Troter és Should your dealer not have it, send 20 cents in stamps for a sample cake to MULHENS & KROPYP, Now York,U.8, Agents, You will get more prompt attention and better service by mentioning Juba wl ig advertisements, Know thyself by knowing BURRE! Burrelle’s Press Clipping | Bareau, | Western UNION BuILpIN Y HENRY LINDENMEYR & 80N8, PAPER WAREHOUSE. ton Street, Puck Batlding, se, 3) Keekinan Street, New YORE. PER MADE TO ORDER. DEERPI PARK? OAKLAND On the Crest of the Alleghanies, Main Line B.& 0. R. R. Season opens June 23, 1894. Rates, $60, $75 and $90 a month, accord ing to location. “Address EORCE D. DeSHIELDS, Manager, Cumberland, Md,, up to June 10; after that date, either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett County, Md. specially selected} tops highest grade! malt, mountain spring water and the skill of a con- scientious expert can be made to pyield a perfect brew you have it in EVANS’ SYINDIA PALE ALE. Old and rich and mellow. Better than the im- ported, Costs less. No duty. Sold ated C. H. Evans & Sons, Hudson, N. Y. ‘The essence of knowledge is, having it, to apply it; not having it, to confess your igno- rance.—* Conf A folding baby-carriage has been invented. This, with the invention of a noiseless baby will make life worth living for a few more years.— Buffalo Express Morphine Habit Cured in 10 ra Ne cured. Ohio. | OPIUM: Said one little girl to another little girl, As proudly as could be, **1'll tell you something very nice ‘That my papa told me. He said 1 was the sweetest girl That ever there could be” Said the other little girl to that one little girl, “Why, now, how can that be? For that is just the very same thing ‘Vhat my papa told me.” (And neither was as sweet as my little girl, ‘As any one could see. —Tudor Jenks in St, Nicholas. Yungsport—""Do you think it is lucky to touch a hunchback?” Oldsport—"* For how much?'—/ndianapolis Journal, It is nothing to brag’ about when a homel person says with an air of self-approval, 1 fl be plain with you."—Bostou 7 anscript, Every few hours some one comes into this office and complains of how hot it is and then closes the door after him as he goes out.—A/- chison Globe, The cause of woman suffrage would be stronger if the men could be convinced that a majority of the women really want the ballot in addition to the things that thev already have to bother abo Louis Globe- Democrat. FAOIAL 8 Lem zone Savers Sst Bakes orei. ‘Seanty with, é HIN HH, ; WOODBL ¥, “TOO MUCII OF A GOOD THING.” TRAVELERS’ HEADACHES | CURED IN TWENTY MINUTES BY Bromo=Seltzer. FOR SALE ON ALL TRAINS BY UN'IN NEWS COMPANIES’ AGENTS. Press oF FLESS 4 RIDGE PRINTING Co., FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, MAKES A DIFFERENCE! ‘what road you choose, Same wit Bicycles. Some "took the same,” BUT ARE NOT. RAMBLER BICYCLES | sre vsmocth running” wheels—atrong enough ‘of reads, “EACH RAMBLER GUARANTEED.” TRADE MARK ORAKER: oo LINEN LINED FOR SALE BY LEADING FURN This his Desk for $! $I7.0 AL Hi, At "Andrews & G ‘Wabash Ave., vs & Gos RUPTURE CURED WITH cor Improved Riastle Trass, Worn tains the rupture under the herd. ext exercise oF severest etrtin, Pexamnination frees Lady In attendance for ladles. IMPROVED ELASTIC TRUSS CO., 882 ond 24 Broadway, Cor. 18th BL, New York. ‘with ease Iuper's| Ye fall of pure fun, No polities. 10e. Miss Maria PARLOA’S COOK BOOK containing 100 recipes which she has lately written for the Liebig Company SENT _FREE ication to Dauchy & Co..27 Park Place, fork. Drop a postal for itand always buy |) LIEBIG i COMPANY'S il} EXTRACT OF BEEF WARWICK CYCLES. By ZAUNS) Spine, Si, LEADING HOTELS. [We recommend all hotels advertised in Jupce.) New NEW YORK CITY. Grand Union Hotel, Buworgax Pian (Opposite Grand C Depot, 42d.st,), NewYork. Rooms § Baggage to and from NY, N.¥. Keeler’s European Hotel, Afiniden Lane, Albany WASHINGTON, D. C, Hotel Arno. Auxncan ‘AnD EUROPEAN PLaw. Strictly first-class. MASTON, PA. Havown,propret rooms. ‘Fable of superior excellence. LADIES! ! Why Drink Poor Teas ? wu ‘alars aAdi nna AMERICAW TEA CO. ‘SL and 33 Vesey 8t, N.Y. comicbooks.com