Judge, 1895-10-19 · page 12 of 16
Judge — October 19, 1895 — page 12: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, typical of early 1900s magazine layout. However, there are two notable cartoon/joke elements: **Main cartoon:** A domestic scene showing a child interrupting parents with "Hush! there are visitors in the drawing-room" while overhearing the father say "my dear" to the mother. The joke satirizes Victorian propriety—the child finds the parents' affectionate language embarrassing in front of guests, reflecting era-specific attitudes about displaying emotion publicly. **Political joke:** A brief jab at Theodore Roosevelt, suggesting if he wrote a novel titled "Fate at the Door," he'd actually call it "Fate at the Side-door"—likely referencing Roosevelt's reputation for aggressive interventionism or backdoor political maneuvering (though the specific reference is unclear without more context). The remainder consists of product advertisements (remedies, clothing, slot machines) typical of Judge's revenue model, with no significant satirical content visible.
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“and Gi Dys epsia ee Sy , DEAFNESS Kole relieved by axing Ser OLLARS & CUFFS CLUETT COON € C0. WAUKON ~ 100,000 CIRCULATION. Advertisers——o Judges conor Library NOW PRINTED IN COLORS. JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., to Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK. feat BLEM! PERMA beatiy ren “Hush ! there are v low do you know Listen ! papa is saying“ my dear’ to mamma.” ** Suppose,” said little Mabel, “that our pug should try to follow his nose—would he run down his throat or would he turn a back somer- sault?’— Youth's Companion, For sick, nervous and neuralgic headache use The sure cure—Bromo-Seltzer. “Fate at the Door" is the title of a new novel. It is not by Theodore Roosevelt. Were he the author the title would be ** Fate at the Side-door."—Kochester Herald. Natural domestic champagnes are now very popular. A fine brand called ‘Golden Age” is attracting atten one Pittsburger to another. |reply. We grind it and then fry it.”— Pitts. | bury Chronicle» Telegraph, | RINK Dee st, New Y y ATER and cure Dys- HABANA CO., 2 Stone trying to make us say | but if we say * to-maw-toes” say “* po-taw-toes” too —£au They are at it agai ** to. maw-toes "; then we must Claire Leader, ‘Beecham''s pills for consti- | pation 1o* and 25%. Get the book at your druggis 's and go by it. Anoualaatca mare than GOMD bores, rs in the drawing-room.” ~ Judy. SLOT-MACHINES —GREAT MONEY MADE BY THEM. Slot-machines, as a rule, coin money for their owners, Many men own from a dozen to three | hundred and rent them to store-keepers for a certain percentage of the receipts. In this way a large number make five thousand dollars a year. Machines cost all the way from five dol- lars to five hundred dollars, and the cheaper ones, as a rule, pay for themselves in a day, and they require little care. An agent who is enterprising can make forty to fifty dollars a day at times, either sellir right or placing them on percentage p': : with store-keepers. Most of the machines rte made by Clawson Slot Machine Company, Newark, New Jersey, to whom agents should apply ; and his latest. machine. a three-ball arrangement costing fifteen dollars, is a great winner. ' the machines out. | g ee! # "Aids Digestion. Patablished 1869, B cmzcaoo, rut. ee CHEWING CUM. | Save the couponsin each Five-cent package, Ad peach, Fi ckage, Adame hewin ADAMS & SONS CO. Downtown oem SURBRUG,ISS FULTON STN Perfecto. <8 mproves. the appetite. Capitnt BIA AU, Ce ee = Clears the Throat Bs i ) Patented 1871. ‘ ne riginaters of the now worn). ‘ALL OTHERS ATE TSITATION | San Street, Brooklyn, NY. i LONDON, ENO. oa “Do you boil your drinking-water?” said | Dr. Jaeger’s Sanitary Woolen Undergarments are the natural clothing for mankind: madeto givespecial Protection to the vital organs, Julian Havthorne, Author gerate tho value of Dr. Jac- ger's Woolen System.” Tho luxurious comfort of pure wool garments comes from their natural function totake up and evaporate the molx ture and Impurities of tho Dody thrown of by perspira- ton. Write for descriptivo tMuse trated catalogue explaining ‘this great principle, DR, JAEGER'S SANITARY WOOLEN SYSTEM CO., In New York City at our own stores only: 176 Filth Ave., below a34 St. (Main Retail) BRANCHES { 189,firondway, near 28th St. We Make Goad, Honest Clothes Black, Blue and Brown $15.50 Diagonal Cheviot suits, to order Hundreds of other designs from which to select. We hand every customer a United States Govern ment copyright Guarantee for clothes to wear one year. Samples and self-measurement guide sent on appli- cation, Si Lifters 229 Broadway, opp. P. 0. Cor. Broome and Bowery. NEW YORK. Vicuna and Soft Finish Diag- onal coat and vest for dress wear, to order. * London Stripe trousers, to order, on 500 different designs. HASKELL’S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS © Dyaperaia. Indigestion, Offensive Breath, a, Hearth Eiteetn of Tobaces and Si: 28 ce eatat ‘New York City here! you have the taffy all over your ne What will mamma say?" Zor- Well, mamma won't let me have any fun in these clothes till I git ‘em spoiled.”"— Pittsburg Bulletin, ROMEIKE’S Pres ipping Bareaw, 199 Sth Ave Rew York, 008 you cverythlog about yourselt from all newspapers and pertodicals. Old lady (to. motorman on trolley ~car)— n't you afraid of the electricity, Mr. Motor- man?" AMotorman—'* No, ma‘am; 1 ain't no call to be afraid. I ain't a conductor."— Send money by Feststered tall Philadelphia Record. EVERARD'S TURKISH, RUSSIAN AND ELECTRIC BATHS. HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS. 224 20,west geen st. 252 comicbooks.com