Judge, 1900-06-30 · page 15 of 17
Judge — June 30, 1900 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising**, with minimal editorial content. The main cartoon appears in the center—a whimsical illustration labeled "Chorus—'Hurry, fellows! School is out!'" showing animals (rabbits, frogs) in a pastoral scene, likely humorous filler. Two brief joke items appear: 1. A deaf man with a "good ear for music"—a simple contradiction joke playing on misheard words. 2. A story about sisters Anna and Mabel, where a postal money order is mistaken for a receipt, requiring them to visit the post office to "demand satisfaction of Uncle Sam"—a gentle joke about bureaucratic confusion. The remainder consists of advertisements for era-typical products: railway travel, bicycle parts, watches, cameras (Kodak), patent collars, whiskey, and medicinal remedies (blood poison treatments, eczema cures). These ads reveal period consumer concerns and patent medicine prevalence. The page lacks significant political or social satire—it's primarily commercial content with light humor.
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