Judge, 1902-10-04 · page 17 of 20
Judge — October 4, 1902 — page 17: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising and product promotion** rather than political satire. It features: **Main advertisements:** - Great Western Champagne (shaving soap) - Pleasant Valley Wine Co. - W. Barker & Co. (linen cuffs) - Boston Garter (men's clothing) - Tea company products - Henry Lindenmeyr & Sons (paper warehouse) **Editorial content:** A brief humorous anecdote about a titled lady recovering from illness. Her doctor dismisses her unsolicited opinions about her condition, and when she later insists she should have become a carpenter, her friend replies that such practical work would suit her better than discussing literature. **Art feature:** J. Montgomery Flagg's "Heads of Beautiful Women"—miniature water-color portraits available for purchase in various sizes, marketed as dinner card decorative items. The page reflects early 1900s consumer culture and advertising practices, with minimal political content. The brief story is gentle domestic humor rather than satire.
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BVDV DEDVA HONEST FLAVOR and perfect purity are fouua ta GREAT WESTERN CHAMPAGNE was the first maker of sticks of soap for shaving. Sticks in 3 sizes; shaving cakes in 3 sizes. . at neh 8. Max 'NO flavor until te ts |r t may "Ohio Stat we poor fit.” fe Fournal PLEASANT VAL- LEY WINE CO., ‘ole Makers, Rheims, N Y. Sold by all Respectable wise Dealers GOOD INCOMES MADE By selling our celebrated 25 and 20 per cent AAA BLTA BECROS TET VUTOT VT OB 1-Ib- trade mark red ba fees. 12e. and aide. and 3 Geet Anerlan Tea Co 280. You will get more pro Vesey St, by mentioning Juoce when answering advertisements. PLO" Box [water colors. in | local |ha worl When the old nurse, who had been in the tamily many of the paintin’ what's |marked directly sh doctor was preoccupied and scarcely c K. . but he is| ‘¢' “Are you interested in literature?" iy ot WH BARKER CO. TROYNY. said the young woman . Western,"* LINE S& _ “TL should say I am," replied the bust- gold medal winner COLL” CUFFS ling person always did say that a at the Paris Expo- 7 ARE THE BEST depends on the way an idea is sition. BUY THEM. expressed. But at. the same time liter- ature is no good unless the article you're booming gives satisfac chased bu | dere ain lady of title recovered f severe illness. An adept \ © brush and a regular exhibitor of connection with the . it was supposed she herself. doctor was called in an years, bored the medical man th her opinions as to the cause of the d the rem: ed any traces ¢ suddenly demanded, | alkative nurse. | was the unexpected | ply; “they. w m— real" beauties, isconsin on after it is pur- Washington Star “So,” said the author's friend, * THE STANDARD FOR GENTLEMEN ALWAYS EASY “WIE The Heme “Boston Improved THE “VELVET, GRIP: SUSTAINED BY THE U. house with your own hands c Well, well. well! It's simply won.) PAPER WAREHOUSE ‘You ought to have been a car- fe Sand a Weerker Street —Chicago Record-Herald. HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS ALL KINDS OF PAVEE MADE TO ORDRH Miniatures in Water Color of twelve % Heads of | a Nata | Beautiful | lis ¢ apy | Women j aN | oo BY os | =| |. MONTGOMERY | axed FLAGG | There has not only been a great demand for Mr. Flagg’s series of (eight) Heads in the original form (viz., large size, 15 in. x 19 in.), but also suggestions and requests have been’ made for the pictures in other sizes. ‘The publishers have therefore added four more subjects to the original series, and have issued the complete series of twelve as miniatures. ‘These miniatures are beautifully water-colored by hand, and can be had in groups of two, three and four subjects, as well as in single subjects. Price, * 50 cents per head. Copyrighted, 1902, by Judge Company Address All Remittances to JUDGE COMPANY, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York. tiful souvenirs for private dinners. Size 6% x BH, ten subjects toa set, 25 contsapiece or $2.0 for a complete set, suitable fora dinner service for ten per- SizedhaT, 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. This last-mentioned size can be used either for a dinner card oF for a pres entation card to ac company a gift. BOTH THE 4 Flagg and Stanlaws Cards / can be had at all high-class af Stationers and Art Dealers Copyrighted, 1902, by Judge Company PRESS OF FLESS & RIDGE PRINTING CO., FIFTH AVENUE, NEW York. The Flagg Menu and Dinner Cards Printed like the Stanlaws cards, upon heavy board, with beveled edges, and making most beau- The Flagg cards come in three sizes, viz.: comicbooks.com