Judge, 1902-06-07 · page 2 of 18
Judge — June 7, 1902 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising** rather than political satire. It contains: 1. **The Southern Mutual Investment Company** ad (Lexington, Kentucky) - promoting small savings investments with "living benefits to live people," claiming $200,000 paid in benefits and $100,000 in assets. 2. **Dr. Siegert's Angostura Bitters** - a medicinal tonic advertisement highlighting "22 Gold Medals" and claiming efficacy for "invalids and convalescents." 3. **The Keeley Cure** - advertising treatment for alcoholism, opium, and tobacco addiction. 4. **Great Lakes steamship line** - promoting luxury travel on Northern ships between Buffalo, Chicago, and ports including Cleveland and Detroit. The page reflects **early 20th-century American advertising** targeting middle-class readers seeking investment opportunities, patent medicines, and leisure travel—typical Judge magazine filler content between editorial pieces.
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(in a personal letter to Dr. Keeley), said: Thave sent about two hundred of my employees, from butchers to foremen, and all have been permanently cured. I do not think there is any one thing, or any onc man, who ever did the good to humanity that you are doing with your cure. Detailed information of this treatment, ‘and proofs of its success, seat free upon application + ‘aay of the institutions named. Richmond, 403 Now 12th'St, .. Winnipes, . 65 Roslyn Road. LESLIE E. KEELEY, M.D.) LL. b. Under strict state supervision and inspection. For particulars apply to A. SMITH BOWMAN, Sec. and Gen’! Mgr., Lexington, Ky. “Maria, I believe the ba “ Here's a problem for you lowed one of the ping-pong t Ten" 't nine tailors to make a mat that awful? ¢ average fellow's only a ninth of a ‘Terrible. George. Just to think of our | man, ch?” ghbors coming over to play this >; | was going to add: * How many and we a ball shy Chicago tailor-made gowns will it take to break him?'""—Catholic Standard, If it takes ne “They tell_me old Orchid died of a bro | n heart.” Yes; he tried for fifteen years to raise tomatoes that looked like the pictures in kno the seed catalogues, and when he realized | WO that he sought the unattainable he laid down and died.""—The Commoner. “What a regal carriage he has! surely royal blood in his veins. ¢ him?” n. There . Do you whispered the enthusiastic ig replied the man, a long line of janitors.” mercial Tribune. “he comes of —Cincinnati Com- “So you have crossed the ocean sixty-four times? You must be getting used to it He—" Yes, considerably. [have lately got so that I recognize over half the waves we mect.""—Town and Country. ANGOSTURA BITTERS The y Imported from Trinidad BWI Nell. Mabel.” Belle—"1 know, but she got mad and tore it up.” Nel "The idea! Why? Belle—" He headed it * Lines on Mabel's. Face.'""—Philadelphia Record. “He wrote a lovely poem to HESE magnificent a half-million doll 18th, making two trips Cleveland, Detroit, M 22 GoLo MEDALS Mis: Fongs~ ing down there, round and round Fages—" Dunno, m'dearest. Can't find any kesh-hole. Guesser mush be a stem- winder.""—New York Sun ohn, what are you do- urning the door-knob The Only Genuine Unrivalled appetizing tonic and stomach corrective. Recommended by physicans for invalids and convalescents. Lends aromatic fragrance of the tropics to pes liquor. Beware of cheap domestic sub- stitutes and imitations. The genuine is made only by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons. J. W. WUPPERMANN, Sole Agent, = 7 ~ New York, NN Yie © & any ships afloat. York Times wo 4432 Prudential Bid, Minni will go 0} Anna «it's so. much cheaper to think than to actually go. Chelsea Gazette. e thinks she | seaman Ns Mackinac Springs and Milwaukee. grandest fresh water seas in the world in these superb floating palaces offers the most de- lightful vacation trip in America. cuisine and general service not surpassed on steamships, upon which lars have just been ex- pended in new furnishings and luxurious accommodations, will open this season, sailing from Buffalo June r4th and from Chicago June each week, stopping at Island, Harbor A tour through the Equipment, Leaving Buffalo Tuesday and Saturday. Leaving Chicago Wednesday and Saturday. For full information apply to ‘W.M. LOWRIE, Gen'l Passenger Agent Ig-- Buffalo, N.Y. comicbooks.com