Judge, 1901-02-16 · page 14 of 16
Judge — February 16, 1901 — page 14: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising with minimal editorial content**. The main illustration—"An Evening Party at Mrs. Mickobe's"—is a decorative circular composition showing people at a social gathering, but lacks clear satirical commentary visible in the image. The page's text includes a brief literary jab at F. Hopkinson Smith, referencing Thomas Bailey Aldrich's earlier mockery of him with the phrase "Hop-skip-and-jump-kinson Smith," but this occupies minimal space. The bulk of the page consists of product advertisements typical of the era: whiskey, Kodak cameras, patent medicines (including opium treatments and "Vin Mariani" wine), Hartford Tires, and woolen fabrics. Notable is the advertisement for **Judge itself**, emphasizing its role as a cartoonist-driven publication influencing public sentiment on "great social movements" and political questions—presenting the magazine as an important voice in American civic debate. The page demonstrates how early 20th-century satirical magazines relied heavily on advertising revenue, with editorial content secondary to commercial interests.
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Pure Rye Whiskey | IT TASTES OLD BECAUSE IT IS OLD. CAHN, BELT & CO., BALTIMORE, MD. By some bitter remarks about Mrs, Stowe's “Uncle Tom's Cabin” F, Hopkinson Smith has leaped once more into prominence—if he has ever been out of it. There is many a re- tort, but the best is this quoting of an old one which did service years ago, when Thomas Bai- ley Aldrich crushed him for a moment by the phrase, ‘ Hop-skip-and-jump-kinson Smith.” —Rochester Post Express. “Pocket Kodak Portraiture” is the title of a daintily printed and instructive booklet about home picture taking, which has just been issued by the Kodak Press. The illustrations are all from the Kodak of Mr. Rudolf Eickemeyer, Jr., and include a number of his most] _ charming studies of child life. Free at the Kodak dealers’ or by mail, EASTMAN KODAK CO. Rochester, N. Y. AN EVENING PARTY AT MKS, MICKOBE's. “TMB * SALT’ OF SALTS” The Salt Extracted from the Juices of Fresh Fruits. FOR FEVERS: Half a teaspoonful in half a tumbler of cold water three times a day. |. M.D., Evanston, Ill, alsoanexcellent adjunct in the treatment of ervous affections on account of its soothing qualities.” Sold by most druggists, or sent by mail 8., $100 per bottle. THE ansey EFFERVESCENT SALT CO., Room 3,11 Murray Street, New York. Booklet free on reavest. Woolen Dress Fabrics. Novelties in thin Dress Fabrics for House and Evening Wear. Barége, Grenadine, Crépe, Mousseline, Taffetas, Veilings. New Colorings in Silk and Wool and all Wool tissues. Aig te. NEW YorK. PIUM MORPHINEand ZAUDANUM habits cured by OPACURA a paintess home treatment endorsed and used by a Phy- Site, Gece ee Wee eee sent Fi EZ, with: book of testimonials Sore Follow Your Fads In California Golf, tennis, polo, bicycling, fishing, shooting, photo- graphing, sailing, mountain climbing, sea bathing. Outdoor sports in this captivating climate are unin terrupted by winter weather. Exhibition golf games, at California resorts, by David Bell and Willie Smith, U.S. open champions. Take the daily California Lim. ited via Santa Fe Route. °: Ask for illustrated pamphlets. General Passenger Office, ‘The Atehlsca, Topeka & Sasta Pe Bailwaz, CHICAGO. Heaven will be no heaven to me if 1 doax meet my wife there, —A mdrew Jacksori, Telegram from Russia: ““SEND TO ANITCHKOFF PALACE, ST. PETERSBURG, IMMEDIATELY | ANOTHER CASE OF VIN MARIAN FOR HER IMPERIAL MAJESTY EM- PRESS OF RUSSIA.” Ordered by the Court Physica G@HARIANI WINE) WORLD FAMOUS TONIC. Prominent People Everywhere Use It. Sold by all druggists. Refuse Substitss OPA SPECIALTY CO., Du» Dept. U Chicago, ‘DEAFNESS sur: |S gm, Lore, pats ireeth Emi rebbiahops aud other disiioguused personages. It ts 'scut gratis aad postpaid to all ¥s. write for It. $1 JUDGE America’s Greatest Cartoon Weekly HERE is no more efficient factor than the cartoonist in the illus I trated newspapers in moulding public sentiment upon great social al movements, ani line is JUDGE. id ‘way up high on the list of effective ‘Hartford Tires Hartford Tires: Represent everything that can be desired in a perfectly comfortable, practical, honest tire. Harrond EThe Hartford Rubber Works | Co., com Questions of vital importance to every n are to be acted upon by Congress and by the vari branches of the administrative forces of both National and State gov ernments this winter. JUDGE will be found to bea vigorous and aggress ive champion of every sound, economical and business-like question, and a bitter opponent of everything of a different complexion. Aside from politics, JUDGE is the finest and most popular of all the American humorous weeklies ; it rinted in colors, and is enjoyed weekly by over 114,000 healthy, fun-loving American men and women. If yo2 will send One Dollar to the publishers’ address below, you will receive JUDGE every week by mail for four months ; thisis a special reduced tria! subscription rate, and is made to secure you as a new reader of the paper. JupGE CoMPANy 110 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK comicbooks.com