Judge, 1900-09-15 · page 12 of 16
Judge — September 15, 1900 — page 12: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and promotional content** from Judge magazine, likely from the 1900 election cycle. The dominant feature is a campaign torch for **Republican candidates McKinley and Roosevelt**, endorsed by the Republican National Committee. The "full dinner-pail" referenced in the text was the Republicans' central 1900 campaign slogan, symbolizing American prosperity and workers' economic security under Republican leadership. The page also advertises art posters of the Republican nominees versus Democratic candidates Bryan and Stevenson, along with various commercial products (chocolates, whiskey, champagne, patent medicine for hemorrhoids). The cartoon at bottom right uses **offensive racial stereotyping** (common to the era) to advertise Great Western Champagne—depicting a Black man praising the product left behind by wealthy white New Yorkers. There's a brief comic dialogue about bedbugs in a boarding house, unrelated to politics. This reflects Judge's dual nature as **both satirical commentary and advertising vehicle** for commercial products and political campaigns.
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The Prospector is indebted to Judge com- pany for permission to use their copyrighted cut, “' Four years more of the full dinner-pail.” It is a suggestion of Mr. Hamilton, who is Juar’s leading cartoonist and at the head of that paper's art department. The full dinner- y | pail is a stump-orator whose argument cannot controverted.—Guobey (Colorado) Prospector. Teamalaneeerrenms guna esaneeet Art Posters Pctares of the Repatiican nominees, McKinley and Roosevelt si hia Damocrite noctanc, Bryan and Stevenson Dan.uomely Mhograpbed 10, colors Very large te. wide, 42 fa, high), Mailed oo receipt of 10c. Each, Stamps or Sliver. THE DONALDSON LITHO. CO., NEWPORT, KY. Newport I aebort of Cleciaasl, Ob Y feast of fun in every box of Whitman’s Chocolates and Confections PILES! PILES! PILES! Dr. Wiliams’ Indian Pile Ointment will eure Blind, cera jes. Tt absorbe the tu Whitman's Instantaneous Chocolate l] makes a delicious drink In a minute. THE TORCH THAT BRINGS APPLAUSE [LLUMINATED “JUDGE'S” “PROSPERITY DINNER-PAIL Idea for the Torch originated by F. E. Libenow and patented by Libenow & Munn, with consent of * Judge.” THE LETTERS ARE PERFORATED AND ILLUMINATED BY CANDLE THROUGH SCARLET PAPER THE NEW REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN TORCH. [ELuMINATED arg 1s INDORSED BY THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE. It appeals direct to every workingman and every Republican voter in the land. Is going with a boom from the start. No Republican Club or Manufacturer can afford to pass it by, either for Illumination or Parade. MADE FROM AMERICAN TIN BY AMERICAN WORKINGMEN. Price, 25c. each; $25 per hundred. PACKED 100 IN CRATE, F. 0. B., NEW YORK AND CHICAGO. SAMPLE TORCH ON APPLICATION. ORDER AT ONCE, CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS. ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO MERRILL & CO., SOLE SELLING AGENTS. 90 VARICK ST., NEW YORK. MENTION “ JUDGE" WHEN ORDERING. Established 1823. WILSON WHISKEY. That’s All! ‘TH WILSON DISTILLING CO., Baltimore Ma First TRAVELER—"* Can we haye beds here to-night ? Osticinc Hostess —"* Oh, yes, sir.” First TRAVELER —"' Have you—er—any—er—insects in this house ?* Osticinc Hostrss—" No, sir. But we can get you some !* GREAT WESTERN ~ CHAMPAGNE ~ THE 19QQar SURE TO BE THE MOST POPULAR BOOK OF THE SEASON. 25 CENTS PER COPY. NEWSDEALERS SHOULD WATCH FOR IT. JUDGE COMPANY, 310 Fifth Avenue, New York. | a | AT- NARRAGANSETT: PIER- | “Dis niggah always was lucky A little GREAT WESTERN CHAMPAGHE, | Was left in dis bottle by dem New York gemmen, and by golly its great stuff! i comicbooks.com