Judge, 1902-08-23 · page 15 of 16
Judge — August 23, 1902 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This is primarily an **advertising and content page** from Judge magazine, not a political cartoon. The page contains mostly product advertisements and notices with minimal satire. The notable content includes: 1. **Colorado Tourism Ad** ($25 round-trip tickets) - a straightforward travel promotion, not satirical 2. **Small dialogue vignettes** scattered throughout - brief, mild comedic exchanges about courtship and domestic life (e.g., an Irish couple's romantic banter, discussions of domesticity between spouses). These are sentimental rather than satirical. 3. **Pears' Soap Advertisement** - a standard product pitch emphasizing durability 4. **Multiple product ads** - including Beeman's Pepsin Gum, paper warehouse services, and printing services 5. **Stanlaws Menu and Dinner Cards** - decorative product advertisements with illustrated designs The page represents **typical Judge magazine filler content**: light humor, advertising revenue, and product promotions rather than pointed political or social satire. The dialogues are gentle domestic humor aimed at a general audience, with no clear satirical targets or controversial references visible.
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Stanlaws Menu and Dinner Cards BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED UPON HEAVY BOARD WITH BEVELED EDGES Me prettier novelty h en published than th Stantawe cards. The subjects are all reproduc: tlons of copyrighted drawings by Stantaws. ‘The cards come in three sizes, Size 8% x83, ten subjects to'a set, 25 cents apiece or $2.60 for a (& ‘complete set, suitable for a dinner service for ten FE persons. Size 4327, twelve subjects to a set, 2 cents apiece or $2.00 for a complete set. Size 2% x4K, ten subjects to a set,10 cents apiece or $1.00 for a complete set. This last-mentioned size can be used either for a dinner card or for a presentation card to accompany a gift. ‘Any of the cards in the two larger sizes can be most appropriately used for Easter cards; and if hand-painted in water colors make beautiful gifts. We can furnish them colored by hand in aquarelle (if desired) at 60 cents apiece; or they can be hand-painted by the purchaser. The study of the art of water coloring has been extensively taken up by the fashionable world ; and these cards furnish delight- fal subjects for practicing the art. \ seme a THE STANLAWS TALLY CARDS For Progressive Euchre and Whist ‘The Tally Cards come in either oblong or diamond shape and are printed in colors, each card bearing one of Stanlaws’ unique designs. The Tally Cards are sold at £0 cents per dozen. Copyrighted, 101, by Judge Company Address All Remittances to Judge Co., 110 Fifth Avenue, New York The flagg Menu and Dinner Cards can be had at all high-class Stationers and Art Dealers BOTH THE Flagg and Stanlaws Printed like the Stanlaws cards, upon heavy board, with beveled edges, and making most beau- tiful souvenirs for private dinners, The Flagg cards come in three sizes. viz. Size 8% x 814, ten subjects toa set, 25 cents apiece or $2.80 for a complete set, Je foradinner service for ten per- sons. Size4Xx7, twelve subjects to a set, 20 cents apiece or $2.00 for a complete set. Size2% x 4X, ten subjects to a set, 10 cents apiece or $1.00 for a complete set Thislast-mentioned size can be used either for a dinner card or for a pres: entation card to ac- * company a gift. the Cards Copyrighted, 1902, by Judge Company PRESS OF FLEGS 4 RIDGE PRINTING CO., FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. comicbooks.com