Judge, 1902-04-26 · page 12 of 16
Judge — April 26, 1902 — page 12: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and contest results**, not political satire. The content includes: **Advertisements:** Multiple product pitches typical of early 1900s magazines—Gold Lack Champagne, Vin Mariani tonic (a cocaine-wine product marketed as a nerve stimulant), Kodak cameras, and Wilson Whiskey. These ads reflect period consumer goods and dubious medical claims. **Comic vignettes:** Brief, mild romantic/domestic humor (a man complimenting a woman's smile; confusion about which girl a man flirted with; a joke about a razor needing "strapping"). **Main content:** Results of Judge magazine's "Second Picture Puzzle Contest," listing winners and prize amounts ($125–$5), with their locations and solution accuracy. The page reflects Judge's function as entertainment and advertising vehicle rather than satirical commentary. The humor is gentle, domestic, and non-political.
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DEUTE & GELDERMAKN'S ‘Gold Lack Champagne C.H. ARNOLD & CO., Agents tor US. 27 South Willlam Street, New York Depressed? TRY WORLD FAMOUS MARIANI Most effective. agreeable and reliable Tonic Stimulant for Body, Brain and Nerves. Try it when fatigued or overworked from any cause. VIN MARIANI— MARIANI TONIC Maintained its TONIC Reputation during past Miss Pinkie.” said Algernon, “if you love me the least little bit don't tell me so, but just give me one of your rare and beautiful smiles.” And how could she help smiling? Chicago Tribune. Steady nerves and from the use of AD Bitters. clear, active brain come it’s, the Original Angostura Hojax—" What be you had the mer?” Tomdix—" You mean thought | had the flirt: married me me of that girl flirtation with last sum- the girl I ion with. She Tis Kodak Simplicity and Kodak film convenience that have made pocket photography possible. Not only does the Kodak go inside the pocket, but inside the Kodak goes the film—all becomes one compact, self- contained mechanism. Kodaks, $5 to $75. A new folding Kodak for the pocket —almost for the vest pocket, at $6.00. EASTMAN KODAK CO. Cataboene at the dealers Rochester, N.Y. $4200 6m prises for the Best Kabah and Browse Pic Established 1823. WILSON WHISKEY. That’s All! THE WILSON DISTILLING CO, Naltiinore, Md, Latest Big Success 7 A New Humorous Magazine from the ** Judge” presses, One Hundred and Twenty-eight Pages of fun— pictorial and otherwise. oe OR Sale on all trains: and at all live news stores. Price, 25° ~ You cannot afford to miss it. It’s an out-and- out mirth pro- voker. Your newsdealer sells its or send 25 cents in coin or stamps. ~ JUDGE COMPANY, 110 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY Savt-certar—t Well, well! SHAvING-BRUSH- What's the matter with the razor?" “Oh, he just had a good strapping.” Result of JUDGE'S Second Picture Puzzle Contest. There were seven of the contestants in the Second Puzzle Competition who were able te solve every one of the twenty-four puzzles correctly swers te all but one of the problems. ‘The set of solutions sent Fargo. N. Dak " ange a mentipn. Increase shown by the gre “l cr number of which were subm + applauding its revival while in the Second Ci $125.00 Hightand Falls, m. ¥ es the sixth reward of merit nretta’s solutions, every one orrect, were mailed March Tre. ighth reward of merit of. Mr. Hrubaker's solutions were all correct with March 21, at 8 A. Kimball, 38 East 29th St., New York City. Who receives the ninth reward of merit of... Mr. Kimball's solutions were all correct with the exception PLM. rgo, WD. sséeption of one, a tinental Ave., Springfield, Ma: merit of. doses nesaacuen March a, at P.M. The correct solutions of the puzzle 1074. and the names of the successful 3. will benublished in JUDGE \« No. 1075 comicbooks.com