Judge, 1898-04-30 · page 19 of 20
Judge — April 30, 1898 — page 19: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, with no significant political cartoon or satirical content. The layout features various product advertisements from circa 1898, including: - Hair renewal products and men's clothing (Arnold Constable & Co.) - Bicycles (Columbia, Hartford, Vedette, Stearns brands) - Medical devices (Rawson's suspensory for "lame back") - Throat perfume (Sen-Sen) The only content approaching editorial commentary is a brief quoted joke: "Nothing gives a woman more pleasure than to be allowed to drive a nail into the plastering anywhere she pleases"—a mild domestic humor suggesting women's limited autonomy in home decoration. The most notable non-advertisement item is a small promotional box for a 32-page illustrated book about the **Cuban War for Independence**, priced 10 cents, suggesting this magazine dates to 1898 during the Spanish-American War period. This reflects contemporary American interest in Cuban affairs rather than satirical commentary.
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HAUS Hal ENEWERFS GROWS BOUNTIFUL BEAUTIFUL HAIR” Men’s Suitings. English and Scotch Suitings, Worsted and Saxony Coatings, Covert Cloths, Venetians, Cassimeres, Meltons, Chitrals, Trweeds, Serges, iting Cloths, Whipcords, Fancy Vestings, Proadeoay A 1906 a. NEW YORK, Nothing gives a woman more pleasure than to be allowed to drive a nail into the plastering anywhere she pleases.—/Vash- ington Democrat, IN THE LEAD! Thirty years’ experience, the best materials, and the finest finish have put lt there, Guat RAWSON’S Saratoga an U.S, Army Suspensory AND EVERY OTHER RIND KNOWN. A CURE FOR LAME BACK. Sold everywhere, or {rom manufacturer, ‘8. E.G. RAWSON, toga, N.Y, ALL ON RECE STAMPS BREATH PERFUME ALERS Sen-SeNn CATALOGUE tree from any COLUMBIA Bevel-Cear fj Chainless Bicycles $125 to all alike. The NEWEST bicycle with the OLDEST name Colsmbie Chala Wheels, $75, Hartford Bicycles, 50 Vedette Bicycles, $40 and 35 Machines a ware Prices od. POPE MFG. CO., HARTFORD, CONN. 1M dealer. or by mail for one 2 cent stamp With facilities sufficient to .manutac- ture every saddle needed for the trade of "98, and valuing the conf dence of Lovers of the, Wheel, we endeavor to keep in close touch with them, to learn their wants and not only meet but anticipate them. This enables us to claim superiority in BEAUTY, WORKMANSHIP, FINISH and QUALITY OF MATERIAL. Gartord Mig. Co., 26 Pine St., Elyria, 0. tant Mig. Co., Westboro, Mass, - Browa Saddle Co., 208 Cedar St., Elyria, 0. ‘You will get more prompt attention and better service by mentioning Juba when answering advertieements. ALL YELLOW WHEELS ARE EITHER STEARNS er seeee BICYCLES OR IMITATIONS The $50.00 Y Yellow Fellow THE BEST VALUE OF THE SEASON IN BICYCLES E. C. STEARNS & CO. SYRACUSE, N. Y. ‘Toronto, Canada; San Francisco, Cal, TINKHAM CYCLE CO., 906 West doth St, Metropolitan Representatives. WAR! A 32-Page Book (Bize of each page, 212 Saches.) of pictures illustrating the great struggle for Cuban independence from the commencement _of_the revolution up to the present crisis, in pictures of the ‘ Maine” disaster; the two great naval fleets of the United States and Spain ; Havana. its fortifications and approaches; the starving Cuban reconcentrados, and many other illustrations pertaining to the events which have led to war be- tween two nations. Price 10 Cents. Please order from your newsdealer, or send Io cents to ARKELL PUBLISHING comeany: 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City, comicbooks.com