Judge, 1900-08-11 · page 13 of 20
Judge — August 11, 1900 — page 13: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily a **page of advertisements and humor columns** rather than political cartoons. The main content includes: **"The Gay Marine"** (top left): A joke about a marine courting a girl, using "Taku" (likely referencing the Taku Forts in China from the Boxer Rebellion era, circa 1900) as a double entendre. The humor depends on the girl not understanding geographical references to foreign military conflicts. **Other humor columns** feature dialect jokes and observations about human nature—typical of Judge's satirical style—but contain **no clear political satire or caricature.** The remainder consists of **commercial advertisements** for products like Packer's Tar Soap, Williams' Shaving Stick, Hunter Baltimore Rye whiskey, Sohmer Pianos, and insurance policies. **Bottom section**: References to ed. Pinaud's Eau de Quinquine and other patent medicines. Without identifying specific cartoons or political commentary, this appears to be a standard Judge issue mixing light humor with period advertising.
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** Bat,” “Twill not,” Ana‘cheaper 10 bo Vo mark your rematos.” ‘Than a tombetooe to. I is a great believer in furrin missins, but hit do me no good ter see a heathen in a beaver hat en a fur overcoat whilst I is projickin’ roun’ in a hick'ry-stripe shirt.—Some folks want ali de gold dat yo’ kin dig fer'um; but w'en hit it deyse’f dey gits a certificate f'um de doctor, sayin’ whad dey needs is rest. —Ef de rich man give all he had ter de po'r he'd hatter tu’n right roun’ en ax de po'r ter lend him a dollar, en w'en dat come ter pass de 't would tell him ter go'long en work fer his Whine dr kansawe Thomas Cat. come ter diggi Angostura Bitters, meals. tutes. ) Still the man seven years old. can't read fine we objected. * he cried vehemently, ** only fifty-six.”” THE GAY MARINE. The gay marine said to his girl, ** The words I speak are true— ‘That when I go to war again T'm going to Taku.” quoth the maid, ‘I cannot go; It would not do, you see. It is no place for girls, that war; So how can you take me?” said the gay marine; + Yet what I say is true— When next I go to war I swear T'm going to Taku.” And still the maiden shook her head And did not understand, ‘She had not learned the names of things In far-off China-land. Indianapolis Journal, The great spring tonic—DR. SIEGERT'S One teaspoonful before Beware of poisonous domestic substi- sisted that he was ninety- ** But you confess that you t without the aid of glasses,”’ at is because I am illiterate,” and not because I am This seemed to us like mere evasion, and we were at no pains to conceal our impatience.— Detroit Journal. and always reliable “friend” Packer’s Tar Soap. Being pure, it can be used freely with confidence; being antiseptic, it insures against disease; and for scalp and hair cleansing it has no equal. 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