Judge, 1900-12-01 · page 15 of 16
Judge — December 1, 1900 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising**, typical of early 20th-century magazine layout. However, it contains one notable cartoon titled "ENGLISH AS SHE IS SPOKE" depicting a class dialogue between a "Future Duke" and "Future Earl." ## The Cartoon's Meaning The sketch satirizes **upper-class British speech affectations and pretension**. The "Future Duke" speaks in exaggerated, affected English ("goin'," "s'pose," "rotten"), while the "Future Earl" responds with similarly poor grammar ("Vell, what else is there to do, you rotter?"). The joke appears to mock the idea that British nobility—despite their social position—speak poorly and without refinement, contradicting the stereotype of aristocratic sophistication. It's a class-based satire suggesting that breeding doesn't guarantee proper English. The remainder of the page consists of period advertisements for patent medicines (blood tonics, eczema cures, opium remedies), grooming products, and luxury goods—typical Judge content reflecting early 1900s consumer culture and dubious medical claims.
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