Judge, 1894-08-11 · page 15 of 16
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This page is primarily **advertising** with some satirical content. The main cartoon depicts two figures—a woman and man—in a Victorian-era scene labeled "UNSAFE," illustrating a joke about rescue and propriety. The humor relies on the woman's concern about being rescued by a man who might grab her hair—a commentary on Victorian anxieties about physical contact and decorum. The "Mistress Dimple on Voting" section satirizes women's resistance to suffrage. The character lists household duties (cleaning bookshelves, sewing) as reasons why voting would add to her "cares," mocking anti-suffrage arguments that voting was impractical for women managing domestic responsibilities. This reflects early-1900s debates over women's voting rights, where opponents claimed women lacked time or interest in politics. The remainder is commercial advertising for products (Kodak cameras, railroad service, ale, cigars, patent medicines) typical of Judge's revenue model.
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Miss CLARA TWICKENHAM —"* Willie, did the men say anything about me last Mr. Dashaway said if he ever had to rescue you from drown- MISTRESS DIMPLE ON VOTING. ** L won't vote, I sha'n't vote, ‘And nobody shall make me vote,” Said Mistress Dimple Dolly, as she fluttered | down the stairs “ Lthink it is a perfect sin, It's horrible unfeminine, ‘And no one can persuade me but ‘twould add to my cares. * I've lots to do, as will be seen ; L have to keep the book-shlves clean ; T have to make my own gowns—a time-con- suming task ! 1 practice on my violin— A sweet accomplisiiment to win ; Where shall I ever get the time to vote, may Task? “ Lhave to mend his clothes for Ned, And every morning make my bed ; Thave to go with mamma to visit friends and foes T have to write (and ‘tisn’t fun) ‘To our relations, every one, And when I'll ever get the time to vote, good- ness knows. * L won't vote, I sha'n't vote, And nobody shall ake me vote,” Said Mistiess Dimple Dolly, as she stepped down the street. “And if I had the time hw could Tever know which man wis good ? 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