Judge, 1902-05-03 · page 13 of 16
Judge — May 3, 1902 — page 13: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising** with one political-social cartoon. ## The Cartoon: "The Cow's Friend" The cartoon satirizes **Chauncey M. Depew**, a prominent Republican politician and railroad executive, who apparently made public statements defending oleomargarine (cheap butter substitute) and milk quality. The poem mocks him as "the cow's friend" while actually championing products that undermine dairy farmers—he advocates for oleomargarine over real butter and defends milk quality claims that the cartoonist suggests are dubious. The satire targets **hypocrisy**: Depew claims to support farmers while endorsing products that compete with and potentially defraud consumers about dairy products. This reflects late-19th-century debates over food regulation and corporate influence on consumer goods. ## The Rest The page contains advertisements for **Williams' Shaving Soap**, **Pears' Soap**, **Cortes Cigars**, the **Equitable Life Insurance Society**, the **Veeder Odometer**, and a book on home building by architect George Palliser.
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| ‘THE COW’S FRIEND. 9 Oh, gentle cow, rejoice! Be glad b) And skip about in gle And fill yourself with clover blooms And all the grass you sce. SOAP A day of greater happin Is dawning now for yo You have a stanch and steady friend Few people know the In Chauncey M. Depew. comfort and beauty of He vows that milk which is but chalk er, half-and-half, perfect natural skin. Is as the rasping cloquenc Turned out by phonograph Have you used Pears’ A replica that fecbly hints The fine work you can do. soap? ~ You have a gallant advoca P | In Chauncey M. Depew. Sold all over the world. \ ” Yous He lifts hi a by Sonnbe jroa te ae With reasons clear and keen, = To show how butter ‘s better than FOR p MEN OF BRAINS O-le-o-mar-ga-rine | yA Bay and Jocund “moo.” You have the firm indorsement o} e ' Our Chauncey M. Depew. |-MADE AT KEY WEST.— Baltimore American. "Phe Cigain’ ane siasutacnsted ‘nde yourself justice when health is [> the most favorable climatic conditions and . Brace up and stay up with Abbot's, |? from the mildest blends of Havana to- the Original Angostura Bitters. At druggists’ |$§ bacco. If we had to pay the imported and grocers cigar tax our brands would cost double the Visitor—"That painting is by an old |} M204¥+ Send for booklet and particulars, | master, I sec.” CORTEZ CIGAR CO., KEY WEST. McShoddie (apolo but the frame is new.” THE ei Mir” \ EQUITABLE this is the shop I am looking for. Here I am sure of a safe, refreshing shave. Moreover, I never knew a barber Nall Thy who used Williams’ soap, who wasn’t a first-class barber.” we 4 ky . g 1 am not ‘taking chances’ on shaving soap, for | \ 2 I realize the danger of ‘cheap soaps.”” ‘ ie . . Complete JH MYDE Barbers who consider the safety and welfare of their Odometer i Bice PmestO patrons, always use Williams’ Shaving Soap. THE J, B. WILLIAMS CO., Glastonbury, Conn., U. S. A. to Dag ee drrg C tat, FREE ordering state circumference o: Loxpos: PARIS DRESDEN SYDNEY |] Veeder mrs. co., 17 St., HARTFORD, Conn, bscely ay Odometer, Cy ers and Fine Castors. : Fr ee Nave gene a othe A New Book on Home Building BN The Continuous Instalment Policy of the Equitable does away with any possibility of a lawsuit CONTAINING OVER ONE HUNDRED HOUSE AND OTHER PLANS 0 7 It permits amanto practically pro: bate his own will, and to protect } aro'wowsor are hitslyto Goobeae, intereated inthis aubicee ot Lietee apd Home Building. any dependent as lung as he,or =] BUILDING A HOME isa subject in which almost every man terested at some period of his life, and we desire to aid you i We have just insued a new up-to-date book by the well-known architect, George Palliser, con shies ne! rotec taining OVEIC ONE MUNDRED PLANS, 1901, of houses ranging in cost feom $600 to she,lives He even protects them $20,000; alao plana of Publi ga, Summer Hotels, Stables, Public Halls, How against themselves, for the mon: (0 Draw your Contracts, &e.. &e s Selves: This book is a collection of practical desis showing examples of hou ntly built, y i r si a C: and ineaiable ip everyone thinking of Wuldig ty teat af feel having hese wiry | | A Lc co Bie ate few exceptions, planned in the ordinary course of a busy architect's practice during the last neither be squandered nor wast- few years, and built in various parta of the country, within the price given, 1 ikl deerimtion accompanice each plate, giv zea height of stories, how built and ed.lt provides a fixed yearly in- * . one untemplatig building aa the isha Rod design emberly IBA | come during the life of the bene- t thought and most careful at those. ereetin “ = Eauitable = fice. shina ral realte nfo cont and a uid that in af ficiary, and the Equitable, the JUST OUT, the latest and best PR pete tar reitdenerin pint epee ior strongest financial institution of can be fully appreciated for ‘their ractical uuliy, and wand i book on the erection of modern 3 EY COST." its hind in the world, is the execu- ae . . tor of the will. home buildings, showing actual y building ; results and examples of of ; "inrlunbia andi pros For information fill up and . . ‘ ery great value to them. fropte's homes, where built and Gf contains 115 large pages. mail the following coupon. ike . size 11x14 inches. Price, their true cost, being a sure ———== \ din "es Tie OU and accurate guide for all who want to build a home RPM | octpsid' ts any eckdreae on QI “ ‘ i pOEe c Teceint of price. . No. 25. New York. of their own: = = GEORGE PALLISER’S Policy, issued « Modern Buildings | == | prea, |/o—