Judge, 1902-12-13 · page 13 of 16
Judge — December 13, 1902 — page 13: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and promotional content** from Judge magazine, not political satire. The main sections include: **Martell's Brandy & Related Ads**: Period product advertisements emphasizing quality ("Genuine Old Brandy"). The small joke about a yacht commodore weighing anchor is trivial wordplay. **"The Best of All Christmas Numbers"**: A lengthy promotion for *Leslie's Weekly* magazine's Christmas edition, listing contributing artists and story authors. This celebrates the publication's artistic merit and literary talent. **Other Advertisements**: Includes typewriters, champagne (Moët & Chandon), medicinal tonics, and digestive products—typical early-1900s advertising reflecting period consumer goods and patent medicine marketing. The page contains **no significant political cartoons or satire**. It's essentially a magazine page dominated by paid advertisements and promotional material typical of this era's publications. The humor present is minimal and non-political—simply light commercial copy meant to sell products and magazine subscriptions to readers.
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+A Genwine Old Brandy made from Wine.” | Medical Preis (London, Aug, 1899. | mended the new commodore of the yac s clu MARTELL’S THREE STAR | \-¢ Each returning year—brings de “Have you weighed anchor yet?” answered the . aye, sir.” Shicago News, cason of t , the Origi petty the 1 ‘Angortura ‘Ditters the best blood. and nerve renewer. The problem of what to do with our solved by the | millionaires is being rapidly AT ALL BARS and RESTAURANTS. De automobile —Saturday “Give me your candid opinion of my | painting.” requested D' Auber. It's worthless,” replied Cynicus. Yes; I know it's worthless, but let | me have it any —Philadelphia| “| ARE THE CURT Record. | BUY THEM- The Best of All Christmas Numbers PUBLICATION of the year is so full of the glad and buoyant it of the holiday season as is the Christmas Num- bev of Lesue’s Weekty, which delightfully expresses in picture and in story the doings and the meaning of the day of gen- The handsome cover , devised by Milton Bancroft, first attracts the eye and tempts to further inspec- tion. The inside illustration which are timely and appropri- ate, include an amusing page drawing, ‘*Raptures of Chri mas Moming in the Nurs by Miss Maria Kirk, one of the best living depicters of child life; a spirited drawing by Gordon H. Grant, ‘Stealing a Glimpse of the Christmas-tree” ; “A Wireless Christmas Greeting in Mid-ocean,” a scene ona great ocean liner, drawn by Eliot Kean ; a drawing by the much-traveled artist, dney Adamson; a series of animal pictures by Frank Verbeck, whose ‘bear” drawings are widely known ; and a $100-prize puzzle page for the younger folks. There are also drawings of much merit and interest by Hy Mayer, William Clarke, Ralph Taylor Shultz, Miss F. L. Boughton, W. H. Hyatt and ot Expert camera artists, among them being L. L. Roush, Rau, Underwood & Underwood, Sarony, and Dunn, con- tribute pleasing photographs of various de: In its letterpress also the Christmas Number of Leste’ is remarkably strong. It comprises several fascinating stories by authors of ability and repute. “A Gold Mine in Africa,” by G. A. Henty, the well-known writer of tales of adventure for boys, whose untimely death at Weymouth, England, was recently reported, is forceful and thrilling. “ My First Offense,” by the celebrated poet and literary man, Joaquin Miller, is in the writer's best vein. ‘The Madara of Cattleland,” by Gertrude Potter Daniels, the novelist, whose recent works have attracted much attention, isa Western story of absorbing interest. * sponse of the Oracle” is an entertaining little tale by Roselle Merci Montgomery ; and ‘Esther's Strange Christmas,” by John Mathews, a touching story of childhood in the slums. — Stories and articles of holi- day interest are also contributed by Harry Beardsley, L. A. Maynard, Oliver Shedd, Rodney Blake and others. Poems by Minna Irving and Edward W. Barnard add distinctly to the’ readableness of the number, riptio Wrrxty household in the land. The Christmas Leslie’s can be found at all Booksellers’ the world over on Dec. 18th. Aottnomat qnececeneerto-ttntntnectntntttetntntatababebe bebe tatntntatntntntntte nent eceneneentntnttntntntetntntrtntnt aS |. MOEREERRDON HAMPAG' CHOICE OF THE RULERS 0 OF THE | §S GREAT NATIONS. UNPARALLELED RECORD. ENGLANDal tbe a) BUCKINGHAM PALACE. EXPRESSED PREFERENCE byserving is wine SOLELY Sennen ROCHANBEAU S| BA en _ ed BMENCLUSIVE He The Standard Typewriter that has Revolutionized ‘Typewriter Prices Our Printed Is the whole atory CHICAGO WRITING MACHINE CO. 192 Wendell St, Chicago percent which throughout commends itself to the young and the old of every DEST ana MOST 3 Qe. towne SS Lab: trade mark red bet eto 2e. and Ibe. doughnut, children,” said the pr: "Tee Great hoercae Tea Ca,, | tical teacher of ‘digestive economics, 31-33 Vesey St, New York, | a round hole in the centre of a compound | P.O. Box 280 mixture of dyspepsia.""—Baltimore News, fat quick-lunch stand)—'' Do you want to this sandwich or take jit with you?” Gentleman—" Both. | Poon. Use Groat English Remedy Harvard Lam-| , 3 pes PILLS§ eae. 600. & $1 HENRY LINDENMEYE & 80NS |PAPER WAREHOUSE| Noa. 24, and mm Nleerkee Street 3 iceman Ket, New York FOR WEAK STOMACHS <A FLEASANT AND é& COMPANY, CHICAGO comicbooks.com