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Judge — November 23, 1901 — page 11: Judge, 1901-11-23

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This page is primarily **advertising**, interspersed with short humorous items typical of Judge magazine's satirical style. The notable cartoon/joke content includes: **"What It Is Coming To"** — A satirical poem lamenting modern loss of traditional things: cookless kitchens, horseless carriages, hairless men, loveless weddings, childless homes, waistless women. The satire mocks anxiety about rapid industrialization and social change. **"Georgia in the Saddle"** — A dialect poem using rural/minstrel-show language, apparently referencing Georgia politics (likely post-Reconstruction era given the "mule" metaphor common in Southern political satire). The meaning is unclear without more historical context. **Various short joke items** about gender relations, divorce filing, and a lengthy dialect story about the Ku Klux Klan using racist stereotypes and minstrel-show language—reflecting the casual racism endemic to period publications. The remainder consists of advertisements for products (Packer's Tar Soap, Evans' ale, Sohmer Pianos, Prudential Insurance, etc.), which was standard Judge revenue.

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WHAT IT IS COMING TO. We have the cookless kitchen now, The horseless age is due ; Brave man is getting hairless, and He'll soon be touthless, too. IN THE SADDLE. Georgia's in the saddle, An’ the mules are on the go; ‘Things are gittin’ lively, And we're wantin’ of ‘em so! ‘The loveless wedding 's common, oh, The childless flat is here ; The waistless maiden comes and goes, And shows the ringless ear. An’ you're goin’ to sce some trouble "Fore the fallin’ of the snow, Fer they're fixin’ of their fences, An’ they're hoein’ of their row ! A pitless hell "s established for Georgia's in the saddle, ‘The heartless, and I'l bet An’ we're waitin’ now to know That up in heaven we shall find | How fur a politicianer ‘The wingless angel yet. A Georgia mule kin throw ! —Chicago Record-Herald, Atlanta Constitution. us, arent Cough Syrup lea mostval-| Gold Medal at Pan-American Exposition— a cough or cold in one day sure. Price, 25 ceats a bottle Dr. Siegert’s Imported Angostura Bitters. He—"1 think a woman's club, to be success ful, should aim at something far removed from | +female suffrage.’ ” She can't agree with you, that should be its sole obje He—+ Exactly ; but if it aims at something else it is more likely to hit that." —Philadel. plua Press. m., at the "phone) m1 come down and see Doctor 1 believe Mr. Youn, think he pe the trouble?" » not sure, but I greater than strength. Hanger-on—What’s making that rasping with Abbott's, the Ori noise in the next room Bailif— 1 think it's a woman filing an ap= plication for divorce."—Chicago Tribune. ad and un French, German, golf, yach all, but I can’t talk "e baseet Detroit Free Press. Packer’s Tar Soap is pure, mild, invigorating and antiseptic. It soothes while cleansing, and for more than a quarter of a century has been The Standard For the Hair and Skin The Packer Mfg. Co., 81-83 Fulton St, New York. | | | 'B Because it has led every advance in the science of brewing for the past 115 years. The first and only ale without sediment. Brilliant and clear to last drop. C. H. EVANS & SONS, Hudson, N. “What is an adage?” an epigrammatic sophiss try prevent one from doing something he wants to do or to induce him to do something he docsn't.—Boston Transcript, THE “SOHMER” HEADS THE LIST OF THE HIGHEST GRADE PIANOS. ‘SOHMER _ PIANOS Sohmer Building, (PQ,cue'se York: eater New Pestayes tnt HR |p Sth Ave., cor. 32d St. “+1 saw you at the Thomas concert the other night. Who was that lady that sat beside you? You and she scemed to be almost carried away with enthusiasm.” “Oh, we wer Haven't you ever met Sue? She was telling | days er de ku-klux, me en me of such a splendid dressmaker she has just| scttin’ "pon top a hill, found." —Chicago Record-Herald. “Dey say dat am colored citizen, *+but dat’s all a mistake; you | des scare "im bad enough en he'll surpri That was Sue Dallington. | W’en I use ter live in Alabama _enduri er feller wuz ae | do ef de what we’ ku-klux tackle us, w’en lo en behol come, twenty strong, ridin’ st | Well, suh !—we light out time we sce 'um, en The Sohmer Piano is inferior to none, and | I didn't tech de groun’ fer two hours by’ de ly acknowledged to be superior to | Clock. T flewed, I did, en 1 could healt my hers offered at “prices which defy | Wings beatin’ de air cz loud ez a bas When its merits are considered, | ¢" Wen we done got cl'ar out cr 1 it is the cheapest instrument in the market to- | ter-turn sideways ter light! C ‘dg Des let de ku-klux come a nig ? he'll give you a lesson in flyin’ dat'll all yo! life, en be de wonder er yo" gran’ chillun !"—At/anta Constitution. Tess—“ What's the trouble in that worry- club of yours?” Lady Sneerwell— Nave your daughters ac- complished much in music?” Unfortunate father —"Ves ; the tenants be- low have moved." — Punch. Oh, half the members are will get discouraged or resign.” | nd how about the other half?" ey’re afraid she won't." —Phila- délphia Press. HOW MUCH LIFE INSURANCE Do You Carry? Is it enough to support your family, educate your children, and pay any debts you may have? The Prudential Issues a policy providing all these benefits at low cost. The amount insured will be paid by the company in one sum, or the beneficiary may be provided with AN ANNUAL INCOME FOR LIFE (AMAS THE STRENGTH OF GIBRALTAR t . Write for particulars, Address Department N The Prudential Insurance Company of America JOHN F. DRYDEN, President. HOME OFFICE: Newark, N. J. hie! 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