Judge, 1900-08-18 · page 14 of 16
Judge — August 18, 1900 — page 14: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page primarily contains **advertisements and promotional content** rather than political cartoons, but reveals 1900 campaign messaging. The most significant political content is the **"Full Dinner Pail" campaign button** section. This references the **1900 McKinley-Roosevelt presidential campaign**, using "Four Years More of the Full Dinner Pail" as a slogan—suggesting economic prosperity under Republican administration (implicitly contrasting with Democratic hardship). **Leslie's Weekly** advertisement emphasizes the magazine's "absolutely fair" coverage of the presidential campaign, promising to showcase excitement of the "quadrennial" contest fairly to both parties—standard editorial claims of neutrality. The page also includes **humorous anecdotes** about domestic life and working-class situations (policeman, beaten wife, rural train encounters), typical of Judge magazine's satirical humor targeting contemporary American experiences. Overall, this reflects **1900 election-year magazine content**, blending commerce, campaign messaging, and period humor.
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“Georgie” reports to the Chicago 7imes SUMMER IN THE GATSKILL MOUNTAINS |x:tsusxrsues e720 'W | versation between his ** paw” and his ‘* maw.” His “ paw” was bewailing the fact that the free-silver plank wasn’t about four lines higher New and Improved Train Service 1 ee ee Oe tre ee ei ——— in |came galluping thru the Yard and Little albert TAKE TO THE |{ride to Turn the Hose on him, but got Most | of it on Paw whare he had his vest open. Poor ron OUNY INS Tittle Albert! Sumtimes I haft to wonder if it! [ia } 1g | Voes any good when we Say our prayers to Ast God to blass paw and make him a Better man.” 34 Hours to the Heart of the Mountains. — Any person wishing to purchase a strictly first-class piano is advised to visit the salesroom of Sohmer & Co., Fifth avenue, corner of Twen- ty-second street, New York city. Jones—"* The policeman came in while Mur- phy was trving to beat his wife last night.” Smith—-" Did they take him to the station- house?” Jones—"* No} to the hospital." —De- troit Free Press, | New Standard Gauge Roads, uninterrupted connections through to destination. | Leslie’ S Weekly RICHFIELD &2 = lid through Limited E: Trains daily during th ect aichee roug! imite xpress Trains ly during the season, in each! For ONE sagt R. Seraimer Kesort Excellent Sunday morning and night service. It is the Magnificent New Pullman Parlor Cars on all through trains. ; f urpose ESLIE'S Prom THEW WEEKLY Ri The Popular Route Between throughout EST the Presic NEW YORK, ALBANY, SARATOGA, UTICA, SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER, elena To Tae EA SHoRE’ BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, CLEVELAND, DETROIT, to faithfully TAKE CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS. and impar- cairbeiciies Aare Lackawanna For Tickets and Information Apply to Office or Depots, leading cam- Me) <> Railroad _ 113, 359, 671, 1,216 BROADWAY, 133 WEST 1asth STREET, dealing just-| fad ) 275 COLUMBUS AVENUE, NEW YORK. | iy wih all the political parties, their candi- tes and leaders: dn this matter, a5 al 338, 339, 726 FULTON STREET, © - == = =~ = _——BROOKLYN, | others, LESLIE'S WEEKLY will be abso- lutely fair to both sides. ‘The exciting days c. E. LAMBERT, of the campaign are upon us. Every Amer- General Passenger Asent, Grand Central Station, New York. [ican citizen is interested in the contest : : which promises to be sharp, close and Sj| teresting. Illustrations will alone fairly portray the sparkle, the life, and the acri- mony of the great contest for the control of the national administration. So that all may have an opportunity to enjoy the quadrennial excitement of the American people, we Offer to send during the campaign A COLLECTION OF eriod of four months a Pictures lar. af beta of the American Girl, artistically printed oo special offer, which the plate paper and tastefully bound in an illo public will “2 | minated cover. Sold by your bookseller, by all appreciate, hotel news-stands, and by the boy on the train Remit by Cheque or Postal Order. the BY, Address LESLIE'S WEEKLY, YOUWANT/ IT? 0 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, Judge's copyrighted Dinner Pail, inscribed “ Four Years More of the Full Dinner Pail,” has made a decided hit, and we are able to supply Campaign Buttons containing same, with names of McKinley Boand and Roosevelt, at prices as follows: eee, Buttons 114 inch in Diameter. Buttons 74 inch in Diameter. 1 Doren. - _ 300 | 1 Doren . . s+ + 400 1Grom(14s). . |. 84.00 | 1 Grose (naa). |. - 83.00 hart % - 22.50 | 1,000... . . . 814.00 + + + + $19.00 Per M. | 5,000... , 812.00 Per M. 17.00“ 10,000. . . 1100 * * Every copy of Jupcr for 1899 in 15.00 " | 95,000 2... 10,00 two volumes, substantially bound in Sener 12,00 50.000. . . . 9.00 ith gilt edgi Mascot gett tir, eiesaser Tal isones tae ae cloth with it edging, express pre- THE ABOVE PRICES ARE NET. Lace A , for 9. Send orders promptly. Two Samples of Elther Mailed for Ten Cents. at send orale Nave secured exclusive right fo manufacture and sel. Jadge Pablishing Co., lers, 110 Fifth Avence, Baldwin & Gleason Co., Ltd., °° ‘New york.” NEW YORK. comicbooks.com