Judge, 1898-06-25 · page 13 of 17
Judge — June 25, 1898 — page 13: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine, likely from around 1898-1899, based on historical references. The single notable satirical element is a brief text snippet mentioning **Commodore Dewey**, the American naval commander who became famous during the Spanish-American War (1898). The reference jokes about Dewey "supplying the Manila wrapper" for Sampson (likely Admiral Sampson), playing on recent military victories in the Philippines and the patriotic fervor of the period. The bulk of the page consists of period product advertisements: spirits (Maryland Rye whiskey, Eagle Liqueurs), typewriters, lamps, soaps, ladies' clothing, and patent medicines. These ads reflect late-19th-century consumer goods and marketing styles. The "hoop-snake with a rubber tire" reference appears to be a tall tale or folk joke, unrelated to political content. This page lacks significant political cartooning—it's essentially a commercial advertisement section typical of Judge's revenue model.
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Somerset Club: Absolutely \\ Pure, Very Old, Delicious Flavor. Fc eles Longbow's latest story?" * Says he saw a hoop-snake with a weber tire. “—Cleveland Plain Dealer, THE NORTH SHORE LIMITED, via the Michigan Central, has a magnificent equipment of Wagner standard, compartment, ‘and buffet sleeping-cars and boffet library-cars. |{) Twenty-four hours New York to Chicago. Leaves Grand Central station daily ten a. m., arriving Chicago nine a. am. Leaves Chicago four p. m., and arrives New York five p. m, Keep your eye on Commodore Dewey. He'll |! EAGLE LoueuRs supply the Manila wrapper for Sampson's Ha- Iphia Recor CREME ve MENTHE, CREME oc CACAO, ETC., ETC. Maryland Rye. ‘Actoowledzed by Coanolaseurs to have wo tive, Digestive, Nutritive. Rheinstram Bros., Cincinnati, © DISTILLERS AND EXPORTERS. ESTABLISHED 1876. _ HIGHEST AWARDS. EOW. B. BRUCE & CO., Baltimore, Md. “Latest and Greatest.” Ask Your Dealers * Ino i Its cost, it. $2.60, at whieh ward it by mail, prepal toa G7 jears of Lamp bulld- end fora cireutar and look it up. R. E, DIETZ COMPANY, 60 Laight Street, Established 180, New York City. THE HILSON company, S. W. Corner Sst Avenue and 39th Street, | NEW YORK. MAKERS. | What is the price of Dobbins's Ekectric Soap?" ~* Five cents a bar, full size; jast re- doced from ten. Haso’ 't been less than ten for | thirty-three years.” ‘* Why, that's the price of common brown soap. Send me a box, I can't { afford to buy any other soap after this.” ( Constable A3Ca Ladies’ Furnishings. Shirt Waists. Gingham, Pique and Linen Woins, ‘Tucked and Hemstitched Effects. America for Americans, and Great America’s Greatest Champagne Plearant Valley Wine Cou Rheims, X. V3 Absolutely Reliable Akways Dressing Sacques, Wrappers S» Negligées.| Ladies’ Underwear. High a NEW YORK, Opium, Lars bepowvie =m Y Standard Typewriter. bacco sats aca WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, WAN yy roe Sea Ts ee A Feaeres, RAWSON’S seis Saratoga so 0.8. Army Suspensory A CURE FOR LAME BACK. Sold everywhere, or from manufacturer, maa alee Dept. G. Saratoga, N.Y. tre Adare, AUERICAY PRESS BT Cater 8u Loni Bs BLANK BOOKS temas ; FINDLER & W! 3 121 Nassau Street, New ¥ Yorks