Judge, 1901-11-02 · page 11 of 16
Judge — November 2, 1901 — page 11: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertisements and filler content** rather than political cartoons. The notable elements include: **Poems and short humor pieces**: Several dated, sentimental or whimsical literary pieces ("At the Table," jokes about marriage, church attendance, and everyday observations) that reflect early-1900s magazine filler. **Social satire** in the brief quoted quips: References to women's religious hypocrisy, class attitudes, and domestic life appear in short one-liners, but these are generic social commentary rather than targeted political satire. **Advertisements dominate**: For products like Pears' soap, Sohmer pianos, Club Cocktails, railway tickets, and underwear—typical of a magazine's revenue model. The page lacks identifiable caricatures or specific political figures. It represents *Judge*'s mix of light humor, nostalgia, and advertising—not the sharp political satire the magazine was known for.
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AT THE TABLE. Again Sherlock was equal to the eme ‘The years have sped since first I led Mr. Nextdore—‘1 meant to have retumed WINTER TOURIST RATES. «Don't tell me that you are marri¢ ) your lawn-mower this morniug, but I for- ‘Season of 1901-1902. You tothe table, dear, hissed. +I see that you are only engaged.” | got it. The Southern Rann Tae al And you sat over there alone | How do you know?” faltesed the young)” Mr, Eesymark—~Oh, that's all right. 1) aye winter teeorts of Florida, Georen Hed And I sat smiling here. | man. won't need it till next spring, and by that time CU tine aaike South andl: South tea, pe | ++ Because every cigar you offered me from | you'll need it yoursel! Ohio State Journal, |~2Tolnas, and the vet i arb & <9 awests A year or two flew past and you your vest-pocket had been broken. If you| Wain ees cxcurslon chess. will be pis | No longer sat alone. ax 1 : : : Ag October 15th to April 30th, with 2 were married it would not have been the case. san appetizer and general tonic, mix quar- ec " A little one was in your arms, |“Phitadelphia Record. May 31st, 1902. Perfect Dining and Pullman Your darling and my ow lass Dr. Siegert’s Angostura Bitters, = fill with iced water, add teaspoonful sugar.” | all through trains. For full particu. And then | \lars regarding rate, descriptive ma ‘ | A good drink is better when you add Ab-| ir addre And some t's, the Original Angostura Bitters. Drug. A woman believes that she is +*libe Broadw 5 And Willie sat you know, gists and grocers. |her religious views if she makes a cake for a| senger agent, 1185 Broadw While Trottie claimed your care. . = social atthe other church.—Aéchison (Kansas) | me +L saw Mr. Vannerty going to church | Globe. : : The years have sped since first I led age Sie eee eine et | ——— Guide (referring to Egyptian Pyramids) —* It You to the table, dear, day. She's becomiug religious, isn't! wise ig worse than a giraffe with a sore| took hundreds ol years vt build them y And you looked queenly at the foot fer taster” throat? A centipede with chilblains.—Aoston | O’ Bricn (the wealthy contractor)—# Thin it nd I felt kingly here. ‘Hoe do you mean, ‘after a fash. | CAristian Register. wor a gover’ mint job—eh 2" —7it- Bits Today, as I look down at you, her side I see st that, exactly, She's got a new FSSSSSSS SSS “A Barrel of Monkeys” could not afford more fun than our new puzzle, | Church “That tenor singer in the opera We've fter one, appeared to me to be playing to the galler ded leaves, of And you are far awa | Gotham—+Ves; but the basso seemed to be Aye, thrice as far, my dear, as on playing to the sub-cellar."— Yonkers States ‘That happy, happy day man, But though we sit so far apart A young footfall player named Bunting, You there and I up here Who lately for trouble was huntin “ D ” ‘Two rows of hearts from my fond heart Ran stool of mule i The ll @ Stretch down to you, my dear. Who ditmayed the young foci . TEA God he way eit With a strong exhibition of punting. “The table holds to-day, | Eales pMa Tress: And may we never know the grief = = OF putting one aw ~ “Chicag CLEVER. INGENIOUS. M Prat ryt re Gowen ber aged in| & | STERIOUS. $ ie tthe 3 | Oysters FREE for 2c. Stamp to cover cost of mailing. and It will amuse you and entertain your friends, § and keep you puzzling for hours. ord-Herald. The F and the Flow of Soul y will cure you. said the energetic book-agent, valuable Cook-book, which to utilize cold roaste ADDRESS, Drpantm wr F, THE J. B. WILLIAMS CO., Grastonsury, Cr. PROPRIETORS OF WILLIAMS’ FAMOUS SHLAVIN + Humph !” answered the hard-featured lady at the door, Tt never gets a chance to get col in this he —Baltimore American, SOAPS. Promotes that content- e ment which is the aim TH Ti | of aL Seanings: : 4 L NG DIS nee Tl 23 YEARS the Standard of Few people know the | DESIGNING ART WALL PAPERS Excellence nd the craft of making them is well exemplified in the comfort and beauty of Norers Me paren Wel perfect natural skin. Have you used Pears’ soap? A UNITED STATES: puta wn WALL MAP — | This handsome county ONLY TRUE FREE wane Sesneiese SANITARY UNDERWEAR mounted on rollers, ready Order some to hang on the wall.” It's printed in colors, {8 thorougnly up to, date and is. parce: “@ larly interesting’ and valuable, as it shows AMLWERATS FER AIL WARTS 1A colors the diferent divisions of territory in America acquired since the Revolution. ILLUSTRATED CATALOG! ER The original thirteen states, Fenisians chase, the Texas annexat . the 16 West 23d Street ” Badsdem purchase, the cession by Me NEW york: {135.15 Tirouuway Bositals | PSaPNe Racha eget? peucg |B BROOKLYN: ‘ior Putten Street covery and settlement. 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Vermouth of i York —and’ then’ surprise | Pr him with one at his dinner. NEW YORK THEATRES. Building, ae: Manhattan Theatre": 7 EARLAWILSON'S. I MRS, FISKE AUC MONUENNN MIRANDA oot coSy BEST IN THE WORLD. | Every Evening at 8:20. Saturday Matinee at 25. For sale by all Fancy Grocersand Dealers. G. F. HEUBLEIN & BRO. 29 Broadway, Hartiord, Conn. || ‘alesroom ater New Bebweriders to The Reck-Keeper, te doubt or difeeity, Bare Be peleings of cor advice and sale fanee VEN OF CHARGES ‘The Book-Keeper Pub. Co., Ltd. 119 Campan Bide, Detrott, Mich, a 24- Hour Train to Chicago Every Day — NEW YORK CENTRAL. © al comicbooks.com