Judge, 1902-08-02 · page 15 of 16
Judge — August 2, 1902 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This page primarily features **advertisements and product promotions** rather than political satire. The main content is a lengthy poem titled "Baseball Wail from the Pacific," celebrating an unidentified West Coast baseball team that won eleven consecutive games. The poem uses grandiose language to praise the team's achievements, though the specific team isn't named in the visible text. The page also advertises several products typical of early 1900s commerce: - **Woodbury's Facial Cream** (skincare) - **Trimble Whiskey** (spirits) - **J. Montgomery Flagg's "Pictures of Fair Women"** (an art series of eight portrait sketches, limited to 1,000 sets, priced at $5.00) There are also brief comedic exchanges between theatrical actors and a novelist discussing historical accuracy, representing typical Judge humor of the period. The **Flagg artwork series** appears to be the page's main editorial feature—showcasing eight sketches of idealized female beauty, which was popular commercial art at the time. The page demonstrates Judge's function as both satirical magazine and advertising vehicle for consumer goods and art products.
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BASEBALL WAIL FROM THE PACIFIC. You will enjoy Now glory to our baseball team, and the bathing more them’ that play. thereon, ° if'your skin is not fam ‘And keep the glory whooping up till all nyned ¥ sunburned and : the same is gone. blistered, For turn ye east, or turn ye west, and ’ rubber south or north, A team like that that plays for us has never sallied forth. Where lives the aggregation that the proud distinction claims Resa That it within dut two brief weeks has allays all rita: (EAE ost eleven games? wind. Easily ap- (ach ign oR Aon plied,aosorbed in. pian zellow ball rae, seen belare, with seeally ;potstichy, ‘And games that multiplied a score the i fap heallogikece blackboard would not hold. All who joy would win oe Sites satla We've = the gallant dry-goods clerks Must share it—happiness was born a combat the butcher smooth: free {rom And seen the Elks and Eagles play with ere ane eS amity and noise; But c’en the worst of all these teams got on a winning gait, If only now and then, and none e'er lost eleven straight. yu do drink, drink Tri Ah! lovely pennant, fluttering before the players’ eyes, fh Whet thoughtless fate has made of you | (9 n the one and only prize? een ) Green Label. — = For if a pennant was hung up for those g ‘AT ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS. who play the worst, 8000 INCOMES MADE! our doughty pla ersin the race to claim By palle ont caktented |e teed bea goods. 25 and 30 per cent. “Have you read much about the his- ROE ee eh iteener eiacics off Yet stillour team is worth its coin, for in | tories, character you intend to intro- SOMA SE te ee DEST and HOST 3 Qe. a few weeks hence a |duce?” they asked of the novelist. a cee on endear eeer avant foe, Note Heats os ptcoromicat, 33") sn those who bet against it will have|~ “Certainly not,” she replied. Every gewsraper and periodsal of, mportance tn the Heateeahh(aafREE |" made a competence. afraid it would” spoil the no' United States and Farope searched: Ferm $50 for Teas, 30c. and 350. —Morning Oregonian. |Chicago Post. = ase ms How York = | Re- m3 Vesey St New York. a Re POO Box 280. <0 Dia Wea have wI6n HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS : Vim et Selon. Did you have along run) BADER WAREHOUSE tase You will get more prompt attention and better service| Second actor—"No; but I had a long| trench Warehcamwheekman street New York pendent, but’ maw outlines his foreign by mentioning ooed whch unswerng advertisements.” | walk coming home. ‘ALL KDv0e OF PAPER MADE TO ORDER policy.""—Chicago Record-Herald. PICTURES OF FAIR 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 of 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. JUDGE COMPANY, Publishers, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York. Copyright, 1902, by Jedg» Publishing Co. PRESS OF FLES® & RIDGE PRINTING Co., FTTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. comicbooks.com