Judge, 1902-11-29 · page 19 of 20
Judge — November 29, 1902 — page 19: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and promotional content** rather than political satire. It features: 1. **Keeley Institute advertisement** (top left): Promotes a medical treatment for alcohol and drug addiction, listing endorsements from prominent figures (General Neal Dow, clergy, physicians, lawyers). This reflects late-19th/early-20th-century attitudes toward addiction as a treatable disease. 2. **"Throw Away the Shaving Mug"** (top right): Health advertisement warning against shared barber equipment transmitting "Barbers' Itch" and skin diseases—promoting Coke Shaving Foam as a hygienic alternative. 3. **Christmas Judge announcement** (bottom left): Promotional material for an upcoming holiday issue featuring cartoonists and humorists. 4. **Vigoral beverage advertisement** (bottom): Product marketed for "weak stomachs." The page reflects **Progressive Era health consciousness**—concerns about hygiene, disease transmission, and medical treatment were emerging public issues. No significant political cartoon or satire is present; this is a commercial publication page typical of early-1900s magazines.
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[A NATIONAL INSTITUTION DURING the past trenty years, the Keeley treatment has rescued 30 many thousands of men and women from the drink and drug habits that it has made staunch friends iy every community. Among its adherents are some of the must distinguished peuple in the country, ine cluding clergymen, physicians, lawyers, editors, business men: and government off- cials, "In a word, the treatment, by reason Produce each a disease having definite patholo- gy. The disease yields easily to the Treatment as administered at the following Keeley Insti- tates: Of the great good it has done and is doing, has become a national institution, with bead- Names of a Few Who Hav. General Neal Dow, Col. C. H. udge-Advocate-Gen, Frances E. Hen. Luther Latin Milas BaGove De Witt Talmage, John V. Farwell, Dr, Edward McGlynn, Rear-Admiral Watker, E-Gov. Claude Rev. John Shanley, Gen. J. W. Forsyth, U.S.A. STITUTE NEAREST VOU Columbia, & nd Rapids Mich. White Plains, N.Y. Sioux Falls, SD. fanas ny, Mo. Columbas, 0. Dallas, Tex, Fenland Ore a, Race ft Lake City, Utah Coa Pde Pi Va Richmond, $12 N. Beoad St. S Throw Away the Shaving Mug Don’t chance Barbers’ Itch, SKin Diseases. The shaving mug and damp soap collect dust, and the germs they contain create in many cases Skin Eruptions, Barbers’ Itch and other 1628-8 Felicity St Portland, Me. Lexington: Mass, Detrost, Mich., 86 Lafayette St. "ig Matte: Ind.“ Noo-Heredity ef locbrcty?” by Bro Lea B. Kesey, mailed en appetions CHRISTMAS JUDGE will appear this year in a cover designed by Bancroft, printed in cis ‘ht colors. Xmas IDGE has always rie the best of the strictly humorous holiday books, and has always had an enormous sale, This year’s advance orders from the trade indi- cate that all previ- ous records of its sale will be surpassed. Among the many artists who will be represented by pictures in colors and in black-and-white may be mentioned : “Zim,” Stanlaws, Greening, Fithian, Sullivant, Flagd, Flohri, Gus Dirks, C. J. Taylor, S. Werner, and Art. Young. There will also be a rich cornucopia of stories and jokes, and also a picturesque and richly variegated assortment of flights of fancy and air- ships of thought by such acknowledged high-priests of the craft as ‘W.D. Nesbit, Carolyn Wells, W. L. Wilson,Tom Mas- son,W. J. Lampton, F. H. Brooks, W. H. Siviter, Chas. Hanson Towne, Edward W. Barnard, J. J. O’Con- nd others. Instruct your bookseller to order and reserve a copy. JUDGE CoO., 110 Fifth Ave., New York diseases, s.on, Don't chance contagion — co Neither the mug nor soap can be sterilized on every occa- KE (Antiseptic) SHAVING FOAM For Easy Shaving Does away with the shaving mug and soap. shop gets an individual lather. Every customer at the The only antiseptic for shaving purposes; gives a rich, creamy lather, no rubbing in ; ii ; instantly softens the toughest beard — leaves the face soft and velvety—positively benefits the skin, Keeps the razor sharp. Put up in collapsible tubes for personal use and sealed jars for the trade, At all Druggists and Barber Shops. Send 25 cents for a full-size tube to A. R. BREMER CO., Chicago. “Ever notice,” asked the street-car philosopher, “how the speed. of street cars are regulated by our frame of mind?” in what way?” “Notice how slow a street car is when ‘ow are in a hurry to catch a train—and how fast it goes when you run to catch it.""—Baltimore Herald, “He is the only true musical phenome- non I ever saw or heard.” “Why do you say that?” “Recause he acknowledges that he tours the country for cash first and art second, and that this isn’t his farewell a pearance.”—Cincinnati Commercial Tri construction pex fect defirution ‘and grest light power: comicbooks.com