Judge, 1902-07-26 · page 13 of 16
Judge — July 26, 1902 — page 13: what you’re looking at
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This page primarily contains **social humor and advertisements** rather than political cartoons. The satirical content consists of brief, genteel jokes typical of early 20th-century humor magazines: **The Jokes:** Several short comedic exchanges mock social pretension and marital incompatibility—like the opening joke about a neighbor whose daughter "takes after her pa" in adopting high-class affectations, and quips about divorce and musical taste. **The Advertisements** dominate the page and reveal period concerns: - **The Keeley Cure**: A treatment for alcoholism and drug addiction, endorsed by prominent figures (judges, generals, clergy). This reflects the temperance movement's influence. - **Hunter Rye whiskey**: Ironically placed near the Keeley ad - **President Suspenders**, Abbott's Bitters, and a home-building book **Historical Context:** This reflects Progressive Era anxieties about substance abuse, social mobility, and "proper" behavior. The ads suggest these were genuine concerns for the magazine's educated, middle-class readership rather than satirical targets.
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“How readily and naturally your daughter takes her high c," said Mrs. | Oldcastle, as she sat in the splendid| music-room of the new neighbors listen Jing to the practicing of the daughter of the hous “Yes replied her hostess, “Mamie takes after her pa. I always told Josiah that whenever anything came high he was sure to take it right off. He always was so aristocratical in his tastes.”— Chicago Record-Herald. A NATIONAL INSTITUTION the past twenty years the treatment has rescued so many thousands of men and women from the drink and drug habits that it has made staunch friends "in every community. Among its adherents’are some of the most distinguished people in the country, in- cluding clergymen, physicians, lawyers, editors, business men, and government off cials. "In a word, the treatment, by reason Of the great good it has done and is doing, has become a national institution, with head- quarters in many States. Camping m[Ceeley In some sections of the country, in the hot months, many pleasure parties camp out in the woods. In packing for these trips, a supply of Hunter Baltimore I don’t understand,” said the grocery clerk, “why Mr. Publico writes four capital X's after his name. What do they mean?” “Mean a lot,” replied Uncle Jim from the cracker barrel; “he’s ex-justice of the peace, ex-mayor, ex-senator and ex- erienced in politics.""—Cincinnatt Com- mercial Tribune, Alcohol, pve com Cree ses ame Tobacco ss ssiniscres a the following Keeley Inst Using # w=: ‘Here are the Names of a Few Who indorsed and Recommended 11 General Neal Dow, Col. C.H. Taylor, Judge-Advocate-Gen. Grotabeck, Dr. Parkhurst, Rev. Canon, Frances E. Willard, Hon. Luther Lailin Mill, Ex-Gov. Hastings, Rev. Dr. George C. Lorimer, Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, Joha V. Farwell; Dr. Edward McGlynn, Rear-Admiral Walker, Ex-Gov. Clude Matthews, Ex-Gov. Join P. Altgeld, Rt. Rev. Jobn Shanley, Gen. J. W. Ferryth, U.S. A. 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