Judge, 1900-06-30 · page 14 of 17
Judge — June 30, 1900 — page 14: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, typical of Judge magazine's revenue model. Most content consists of product ads (cigars, bicycles, hotel, suspenders, ale) with small comic elements interspersed. The notable satirical content includes: **"To Cover His Blushes"** (center): A anthropomorphic fox justifies stealing at night because daylight would expose his blushing shame. This is light social satire—mocking the absurdity of a thief's embarrassment overriding his criminal behavior. **Brief joke exchanges** (left side): Humorous domestic disputes, like a mother defending her child's contagious disease transmission, or a woman accepting unwanted romantic attention because "some other girl might" want him. These reflect period attitudes toward courtship and parental defensiveness. The **Chester Suspenders ad** makes a pun on "judgment," suggesting unanimous approval. Overall, this represents Judge's blend of advertising revenue and gentle, domestic humor rather than hard political satire. The tone is lighthearted rather than biting social commentary.
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FOR g OF BRAINS ‘These Cigars are manufactured under the most favorable climatic conditions and from the mildest blends of Havana to- bacco, If we had to pay the imported cigat tax our brands would cost double the money. Send for booklet and particulars, CORTEZ CIGAR CO., KEY WEST. Mrs, Jones—"* Your little boy gave my little boy the measles.” Ars, Brown—'* You are entirely mistaken, Your little boy came where my little boy was and took them." —/ndianap- 3 AGARS “MADE AT KEY WEST— HOW.TO ENJOY AN OUTING. ‘The first thought in arranging for an outing is how to secure the maximum benefits and pleasures with the minimum discomfort and disappointment, and the great increase in the number of votaries of outdoor life every year makes the question of food-supplies a dominat- ing one. Ever since the days of Robin Hood and Sherwood Forest lovers of outdoor life have de upon ale to open the way to the full enjoyment of the occasion. For centuries ale has been the inspiration and factor in making those truly happy days that cling to memory dear and never fade away. Evans's is the one ale most suitable for all places, whether in the mountains, at the seashore, on a yacht, or trav- eling by train or boat, because it is always in the same perfect condition, and because it can- not spoil, no matter how abused in handling or knocking around, due to the fact that it does not contain a particle of sediment. THE JUDGMENT °tferetst dressers respecting Chester Suspenders is C Practically unanimous. Light, neat, and stylish as inspection will prove, but absolutely unique in this they stretch only whea you do, and do not lose their stretch as others do. ‘The "Chester" at soc.: cheaper model at 2s¢. Sample pairs, postpaid, on receipt of price. Nickeled drawers supporters {ree to purchaser for dealer's name if he is out of them. CHESTER SUSPENDER CO., 5 Decatur Ave, Roxbury Crossing, Mass. Branch Factory, Brockville, Ont, olis Journal, Toa will get more prompt attention and better service by mentioging Juben woen avewering advertisements, | with you whether yoo continae the Bervekiliing lovacco babi NOTO-UAG Femoves the denire for tobacco, wi Claa—‘* If you don't love him why should you agcept his attentions?” Afaud—" Well, you know some other girl might."—Detroit Free Brest. YOU WANT A NEW WHEEL that bas the latest and most uptodate improvements. The CRAWFORD BICYCLE for 190 contains al these, and what ts more, stil retaiza fata rehablify. gained Ta the manatacture and «sof | Oter‘zoiaw bleycigs tothe past ave years. Prices, $40, $30 Juveniles, $25, $20 The Crawford Bicycle HEADQUARTERS 83 Chambers Street, Drunkards Quickly Cured at Home—Any Lady Can Do It—Costs Nothing to Try. A new tasteleasdlacovery which can be given n tem gotten or foods Ik doen he work soriientiy aed carey thaeaniie the devoted mite; eater or Gauphier 12oks on; the drunkard is reclaimed even against fila will and wiinout his knowledge. Seud your hame and ada" tobe. Wet on ide, Cineinnat, WRITE TO-DAY NEW YORK B. L. McCLAIN, General Eastern Passenger Agent, 261 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. GEO. J. CHARLTON, General Passenger Agent, it TO COVER HIS BLUSHES. Said the rabbit, ‘* Pray tell—honor bright— Mr. Fox. why do you steal in the night?” “ Well, I'll tell you,” said he “I'm ashamed, don’t you see, And my blushes would show in daylight.” ‘who have been cared, and every hi needed ta ald you in saving those hrat and dear to 7-4 from a life of degradation and ultimate poverty asd disgrace. Jove a>aeSSD> -<cceccces YW Published July 12. W WV YN ¥ RECREATION W v W 1) Advertising pages close July 5th. Send for rates. AN Judge Company, * 180 FIFTH AVENUE, - - NEW YORK. comicbooks.com