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Judge — June 28, 1902 — page 14: Judge, 1902-06-28

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This is primarily a **advertising page** from an early 1900s Judge magazine, with minimal actual satirical content. The page features several product advertisements typical of the era: - **Harper's Rye whiskey** and **Old Overholt whiskey** ads promoting their spirits - **Buffalo Lithia Water**, marketed as a medical cure for Bright's Disease and gout (reflecting the era's dubious "patent medicine" claims) - **Pears' soap**, claiming invention of shaving-stick soap - **"Pictures of Fair Women"** art prints by J. Montgomery Flagg The only apparent satirical content comprises **two brief captioned anecdotes**: one about a woman rejecting suitors who finally marries someone anyway, and another about a diner in a quick-lunch establishment where the waiter explains the coffee is intentionally poor to rush customers through. These jokes reflect common Judge humor—mild domestic comedy and urban restaurant culture—but lack overt political satire. The page demonstrates how early 20th-century magazines mixed advertising revenue with light humor rather than focused editorial cartooning.

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Warms the Heart and drives dull care away. Purest.of the pure. If focal deaters cannot suppt address the dnailere? BERNHEIM BROS., Louisvitie, Ky. siis—"How is it you are always| bout? | never see you when anything to do.” c left tor Don't you find | ne trouble your- She would not, teased, | And begged of her my bride to be. | She said she'd marry whom she pleased, Yet—goodness knows—she pleases me. —Philadelphia Press. though I coaxed and) "See he he dyspeptic patron, “this co! plied the waiter. © “Dis is a quick-lunch joint. If de coffee was hot you wouldn't have time to drink it.”"— | Philadelphia Press. Renat Cateutt. | broken up, and pass very small, as sand. | from this Water in some Severe cases of Albuminuria I Bright's Disease.’ WATER 15 10r ato by Grocers and Druggists generaly. | ‘Testimonials which defy all imputation or question sent to any address. | Hotel at Springs opens June 15th. PROPRIETOR BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. | BUFFALO LITHIA WATER The Great Solvent and Eliminator of URIC ACID Indicated in All Forms of Bright’s Disease. Dr.Thos.P.Mathews, Ma ches- ter, Va., Member o/ gf Board of Visitors, Medical College of Virginia,and a prac: titioner of ripe experience, says: “Lam satisfied from my own use, and from re- sults in many cases in my practice, that is a wonderfully potent remedy in Uric | Acid Diathesis and in Gouty Rheu- matic conditions. It has powerful effect in the disintegration and re- moval of Renal Calculi. I send asam- le of Renal Calcull, passed by myself Ge’ @ Suring and after the use of GS sp Maa? sirenouinin wore io. 2. I notice that, after drinking the water awhile, the calculi are 1 have also had very fine results Pears’ is not only the best soap for toilet-and bath but also for shaving. Pears was the inventor of shaving. stick soap. Established over too years. | “Yes, esque old tavern, “I am going to al |my ‘accommodation for man-and- sign.” what way?” queried the tourist Why. | am going to put up: modation for man and automobile.’” Chicago News Physicians prescribe Old Overholt A pure, rich rye whiskey. Bottled ip Bond. A. Overholt @. Co. Pitsburg, Pa. PICTURES OF FAR WOMEN.- SERIES of Eight Striking Sketches of Heads of Beautiful Women, by J. Montgomery Flagg. Each sketch is most artistically reproduced in sepia on heavy plate paper, and is mounted on Melton gray board, size 15x19, The complete series of eight sells for $5.00. Mr. Flagg’s heads are all sketched from living models, and are more nearly typical of the beauty of the American girl than any other similar art collection heretofore published. The small illustrations shown herein are reproductions in miniature of the complete series, THE FLAGG “PICTURES OF FAIR WOMEN” are limited to one thousand sets. Some of these were sold in advance ot publication, The remainder are bound to go fast, now that the announcement is made definitely of their publication. The price of the complete series of eight is $5.00. 7 ot eer Sey Copyrignt, agen, Ly JUDGE COMPANY, Publishers, 340 Fifth Avenue, New York. URS) Jadge Publisning Co, Wants Mowreomtay FLace ners comicbooks.com the landlord of the pictur- * Accom nena tees: | Qeeeneene