Judge, 1899-08-12 · page 12 of 16
Judge — August 12, 1899 — page 12: what you’re looking at
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This page from Judge (a prominent American satirical magazine) contains: **"Three Symbols of Americanism"** (top left): An Eagle Liqueurs advertisement styled as patriotic symbolism, satirizing commercialism masquerading as national values. **"Bound Volumes of Judge"** (left): A book advertisement for previous issues. **"Not a Scorner"** (center illustration): A cartoon showing a young boy and woman, where the boy insists he doesn't scorn work. The joke satirizes youth unemployment or reluctance—a social concern of the era. **Various humorous quotes**: Including jokes about a hen's egg-laying achievement and a woman embarrassed about wearing mismatched tan shoes and gloves—trivial social anxieties typical of Judge's gentle mockery of middle-class concerns. **Bottom sections**: Announcements of illustrated features including Admiral Dewey's return (reference to the 1898 Spanish-American War hero), summer beach scenes, and a golf girl series. The page largely showcases advertising and content promotion rather than heavy political satire, reflecting Judge's mix of sophisticated humor and commercial enterprise.
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