Judge, 1900-09-29 · page 15 of 16
Judge — September 29, 1900 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising with interspersed humor pieces**, typical of Judge magazine's format. ## Main Content: **Central Cartoons:** Two bicycle scenes labeled "Judge's Up-to-Date Rain-Guard" and "Very?" appear to be brief visual jokes about cycling practicalities—likely commenting on everyday concerns like weather protection while riding. **Political/Social Humor:** A lengthy anecdote mocks an overeager political orator who brags about being struck in the head while advocating unpopular views, then gets heckled by an audience member sarcastically suggesting he should have waited to recover his "sense" before speaking again. This is standard turn-of-the-century satire targeting hot-headed political agitators. **Advertisements:** The page is dominated by product ads (whisky, brandy, patent medicines, bicycle accessories, collar buttons) typical of the era. **Notable:** A prominent "Blood Poison" patent medicine ad reflects the period's acceptance of dubious health claims now recognized as fraudulent. The page contains no identifiable major political figures or specific dated events—it's generic social commentary and consumer advertising.
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He came ia breath. | lessly,burrying like one who bore important news, ‘*A butcher in “Did you go to: hing this. morn- ing, Jack?’ “Ay, sir; but when I heard the landlubber who was preachin’ say * ye can't pipaes ona fwosmastet, ot up an” kem out. Want oes he know about _ ships ?”— CAi- cago Tribune. Good whisky can- not be spoiled by good water. the market dropped : slaty feet !” he exclaina. “Canadian [ito ai fare} Club” (ne ‘No; be ion’ ht a re it.” ** That's remark- Whisky 072.05 is admittedly one | ™-Ze“eraph. of the most deli- cate of whiskies, yet water does not wash out its sub- tile flavour and aroma, but on’ the contrary en- hances them. A “Canadian Club” High Ball is the perfection ofa summer drink. 3 05,00 Revar formation leading to the conviction a mt persons having refilled empty bottles of The American cow Coke Dandruff Cure _ we felt ue effect of adulterated or tampered in any way | Republican good 1" ‘original contents of the same. Ex- eae ae valve ise tensive frauds have been practiced by a large fbye ber basin t terete of unscrupulous persons, who have] lafS since 1895 — from fuipused spurious and often injurious prep- | twenty-one dollars and rations in Coke Dandruff Cure’ bottles, | nine\y five cents heat it tem of a5 the genuine COKE DAN- | ‘2! 7-006 dol. ORE. lars and sixty cents a BRUE cl head. She has also had Certain dishonest Jobers have offered to|to supply more milk, arbers spurious goods, in color like ‘COKE | because of the demand DANORUFF CURE,” representing that their | attendant on the filling oo.s are the same as the genuine, and that|of the workingman's Ere barbers can use them in‘ Coke Dandruff| dinner-pail.— Cin- Cure” bottles. cinnati Commercial Gazette, 10 Barbers ate warned against such frauds. hese imitations are not the same as “Coke Dandruff Cure,” and to use them in Coke bottles is a misdemeanor, ie by fine and imprisonment. We decided to protect our customers, and structed our attorney to prosecute all who imitate our packages, refill our bottles, or palm off bogus goods a8 the genuine “* Coke D andruff Cure."” Mrs, Bargain-hunter came home the other day with a perfect dream of a purchase {a3 usual. “And what do you suppose paid for A?" she asked {also as usual). ‘I'm sure I don't know,” returned her husband with a glance at the article ; "but whatever it was it wasn't worth it."—New York Even. ing Sun, Tee Cheer at Be chen made at 8, Sample poorest of he ve Any communication relating to the detec- tion of such frauds will be treated with strict \ ‘now confidence. Se ET Oe ngtVON A HEALY. A. R. Brewer Co., Chicago 4%, Adame Bt, sao. ee “1 know well enough, fellow-citizens,” ex- “A Genuine Old Brandy made from Wine.” claimed the fierce-browed, shaggy-haired ora- renin: Arenens tmnt Sho tor, "that the views I advocate are not popular. Not ten days ago, while advocating them from a public platform, I was struck in the head by M ART ELL’S a brick and knocked senseless.” ** Why didnt you wait till you got your sense back before AT ALL BARS and RESTAURANTS. eC ae vou went to talking again?” inquired a man in oesiezeaa ci CURE, $1 Gerteveures Gieveiasao; * Very peculiar?" “Isn't it?’ the outskirts of the crowd in a loud, raucus voice.—Chicago Tribune, EYOURCYCLE FITTED WITH ROW COASTER Ba we FINE cours TROY: NY. u CUFFS uae THE BEST BUY THEM. ZH BENEDICT’ <2, soe ew (Tradeiare) “will | “Very eee — Paleat Cllr and Gu Baton he question of means comes DF OCLD, SILVER, abd BEST ROLLED GOLD PLATE. Indianapolis DECORATE FOR THE CAMPAIGNI| exc 222 nuisance” Btrong, durable, aod can be asljusted with perfect ease. JUbUK indurses it as the best? uy ot Tertinry Blood Poison r treated at home under scutiave aes mereary odige Coo CR RE MEDY CO. seo Hu Tiga Gulgako, Tl for proofs of cures. Bor ee tte “te oe tein Bia i day pegs oatinate cases, Yoa win serv weds Ect more prompt atzentio Slocioe' SvboR when staweriag ateeeeisesee ee Junce’'s splendid portrait of McKinley framed in gold and surrounded ‘by the Stars and Stripes. The portrait, frame | and five flags complete for $2.50. The back of the frame is fitted with sockets in which the poles of the flags rest, The size of the new decorative piece,measuring | from flag-tip to flag-tip, is 45x30 inches.. It is packed complete and will be for- warded: by express to any address on receipt of remittahce of $2.50. Every Republican household will want oue ot these ; there can be nothing prettier nor more’ appropriate for this campaign, Address JUDGE COMPANY, 110 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK CITY. Press oF FLess & Rivage PRINTING Co., FIFTH AvENuE, New YORK. BENEDICT BROS., Jewelers, BROADWAY and CORTLANDT ST., NEW YORK __ Bend for Full Deserptive Cireniar. (ACENTS cz make 2 FER eve = OOM. [arisston by jgeders for oof TEAS, O FRES, EXTRACTS, SPICES Jand BAKING POWDER. | * Special Presents or Checks. Freight paid. New terms freo. Great American Tea Co., P.O. Box, a8". Dept. J. 31 and 33 Vesey St:, New York. HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS, PAPER WAREHOUSE. ot, 3, 4 and 9 lect Bizet, Branch Wartucone,B heokinan Sireek New Tone m vane rool jay is fall of pure fan. No comicbooks.com