Judge, 1894-08-18 · page 12 of 16
Judge — August 18, 1894 — page 12: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and humor snippets** rather than political satire. The main content includes: **Advertisements:** - Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey (marketed as medicinal for colds) - Rae's Lucca Oil (olive oil) - Bromo Soda (headache remedy) - Burlington Route railroad - Buffalo Bill's Wild West show - Various other products **Humor Content:** Short jokes and one-liners on social topics: a woman worrying about her appearance and bank account, a suitor's creditworthiness, a foreman's Irish accent, Boston ear-muffs, and fishing metaphors. **The Cartoon:** A sketch showing what appears to be a street scene with a person in a carriage, labeled "When Greek Meets Greek" with a milk-related punchline. **Context:** This reflects early 1900s American consumer culture and period comedy relying on ethnic humor (Irish accents) and domestic courtship jokes. The page demonstrates Judge's mixed advertising-and-humor format typical of the era.
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DUFFY’ S PURE HISK FOR MEDICINAL USE NO FUSEL OIL This is the time of year when there is a 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 Duffy's lure 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 cur illustrated book. DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO., Rochester, N. Y. But how can you think I'm pretty when my nose turns up so?” //e—"* Well, all T have to say is that it shows mighty poor taste in backing away from such a lovely mouth.” The Standard. HEQUS ATEST am JE ACE ran SHOU ane i PuTl? ONE STEPHEN F. WHITMAN&SON, ‘Havorrons ‘Ano SOLE MAWES. “i> PHILADELPHIA | ‘There is one good thing about the man with | atrouble on his mind, He doesn’t break into your office with whistle or song.—Avhison BEST LINE CHICAGO ano ST LOUIS OMAHA _TWO TRAINS DAILY | BUFFALO BILL'S ‘At Aunnose Pane, Sour BRooxtyy, Twice Datly, All Summer. Why do you call that man “Because he refuses to testif cette, iMicit stilt?" —Boston Ga- full of pare fun. No politica, te, | No man can worry about how he looks and keep his bank ac- count growing. —A fch- | tson Globe. Fond father—"* Mr. Meanitall has asked me for your hand, Do you want to accept him? He says his adoral for you is unlimited. Dutiful daughter— but how is his credit ?” — New York Herald. Cholly(as he is about (ter his re- —"*Come, Miss . help me on with my — overcoat. Since you cannot be my wife you may at be assister to_m Philadelphia Record. Two Bad Brown Eyes. By MARIE St. FELIX. Author of “A Little Game With Destiny,” which created an Unparalleled sensation by its frank dealing with s'cial idiosyncrasies ; a book which offered food {or serious reflection to the student of human nature. Two Bad Brown Eyes is a powerful de- lineation of character, written in the author's most brilliant style, The scene is laid at the World's Fair in Chicago, and humorous de- scriptions abound, relieving the shadows of the story. Price, Cloth, | Paper, - 81.00. 150, Order at your bookseller's, or from THE MERRIAM COMPANY, Publishers and Booksellers, |No. 67 Fifth Avenue, so New York, , The average dwarf is at very serious dis- advantage. No matter how large his income he is always sure to be short.— Buffalo Cou. rier, | “Twas towld tomake yez stand ‘round,” said the Irish foreman to} his gang, ‘an’ the next | wan I’ see doin’ a| shtroke ay work, he'll | be bounced !"—Grip. | Mr. Manhattan — you wear ear- muffs in Boston when it is very cold?’ Mfr. Bunker Hill —"* Cer- tainly we do" Afr. Manhattan — “Then the streets cannot be | ry narrow after Siftings. al The Perfection a One SODA There are other Bromos—some bad, some worse—Bromo Soda kills headache, drowns sleep- lessness, helps digestion. W. R. Warner & Co. make It. Philadelphia and New York, Pverybody sells ite UNDERTAKERS | 140 nd must eventually use our 1M- TL EMBAUMING FLUID. Teerless tn Quallty, Aight in Price, Over 5.00 undertakers recommend { Shipped tn kegs and barrels from 5 to 00 gallons. HURD, GRAY & CO... Mention Juvor. Syracuse, N. ¥., U.S. A. ere The angler is so absorbed in his hobby that he generally fishes with baited breath.— Yon. WILD WEST.) Rae’s Lucca Oi hers Gazette, of Olive Oil. Received the following awards at the COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION. “For Vurity, Sweetness, and Fine, Olive Flavor.’ “For Excellence of the Product and Size of Manufieture.”* GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PURE BY Leghorn, Italy. Established 1836. ee . is ball bearing, set in steel cups playing against steel cones. No whee! better design than the Turertat. Up and teed. Write today for catalogue c. Tramp-—'' Madam, I was not always thus.” Madam—"No, It was your other arm you had in a sling this morning.”— Pearson's iat EVERY TOURIST 4 Send postal giving address and receive one of our Illustrated Catalogues. SHOULD OWN £. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO., 591 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. ee cacaied 1, WHEN GREEK MEETS GRE Mr. DrrrMan—" Milkman, give me a quart of milk, please.” NEAKSIGHTED MILKMAN—"'A quart? Yessir." MAIL: POUGH ~9 Is manufactured from the highest grades of TOBACCO. Is free from chemicals, noxious flavorings and adulterations. NICOTINE, the Active Principle, NEUTRALIZED, rendering it ANTI- NERVOUS and ANTI-DYSPEPTIC, THE AUGUST NUMBER OF JUDGE'S LIBRARY |is now out, and will be found to be superla- J |tively funny. Price 10 cents To be had of y EQUAL. © | all newsdealers and train-boys. The two auperh double numbers of “Leslie's Mlustrated Weekly" devoted to the arent Metropolis can now be had at all Duok dealers’, oF will be sent postpaid by the publishers un receipt of 20 cents (10 cents each). Addre GREATER NEW YORK LLUSTRATED. di ARKELL WEEKLY CO., Publishers, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City. comicbooks.com