Judge, 1903-01-24 · page 12 of 16
Judge — January 24, 1903 — page 12: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page from Judge magazine (circa 1903, based on the JUDGE Publishing Co. reference) is primarily **advertising and filler content** rather than political satire. The main visual element is a "Historical Puzzle-Picture" showing a Puritan schoolmaster (Eaton) administering corporal punishment to students—a reference to harsh colonial-era discipline practices. Readers were challenged to "find the hidden figures" in the illustration. The page otherwise consists of period advertisements for: - **Hunter Baltimore Rye whiskey** (emphasizing it as "The American Gentleman's Whiskey") - **Wilson Whiskey** - **Arnold Constable & Co.** (clothing) - **Blood Poison** remedy (Cook Remedy Co.) - **Judge bound volumes** (1903 edition) - **Knabe pianos** Scattered between ads are brief humorous anecdotes about social etiquette and interactions—typical filler material for the era. There is **no significant political satire or social commentary** on this particular page.
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Hunter Baltimore Rye The American Gentleman's Whiskey The First Sought and The First Bought ing for us i free $5 to $10 x52" Sood seakresed. stamped FREDERICK CO., 415 Park “Shut that door!" bellowed the irate merchant, “Where were you brought —in a saw-mill ell, ['m not sure as to that,” plied the young drummer in he accents, pressing both hands to his ¢ but of one thing Tc ‘ dear sir, and that is that I was’ not brought ‘up in a_boiler-factory."”— Syr- acuse Standard. you like children most?” bachelor was thoughtful ered, "When they are too “Little drops of water’ and too young to recite ‘Curfew shall not ring ‘to-mgh shington Star. | nding step, high | The sage, regarded the first white man_ thoughtfully. {1 try to fight him," he sai nate me, and if I try ith him he will cheat me out everything and [ will starve to death. What ‘chance have 1 got?"—Chicago Post, ond Constable CoCo Spring Wear. Scotch Homespuns AND English Mohairs. |~ Suitable for Tailor-Made Gowns. Riot &. NEW YORK. ‘Established 1823. WILSON WHISKEY. That’s All! HB WILSON DISTILLING CO. Baltimore, std. HISTORICAL PUZZLE-PICTURE—FIND THE HIDDEN FIGURES. Eaton, the Puritan school-master. skilled in the gentle art of laying on of stripes by the thirty. med the Irishman tan Irishman, Oi'd Philadelphia Faith, if Oi wish OF was LOOD) POISON fevarainty. “It yoa kare taken otlde rane CB oa mae taten meneay ton 4 Sado are achet anh fauna Stace rae ‘in Stouth, fre" Tiroaty Pimples Copner: Colored knots, Ulcers. on fang part ot iy, flair or Eyebrows falling out, write COOK REMEDY Co. 10 Masonle Temple, Chicago, ML, for proofs of cares. Usui Far page Sok te OF POO" You wil et more prompt attention and better service Every copy of JUDGE for 1903 in two volumes, substantially bound in cloth, with gilt edging, express pre- paid anywhere in the United States, for $9.00, Send orders promptly. Judge Publishing Co., UO FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. Interested in Pianos A piano investment.is not an investment ofa day, month or year. The money paid for a piano shouid represent the enjoyment of more than one century of ownership. THE KNABE costs more in the first instance than most pianos, but IN THE LONG RUN it proves to be not alone the most satisfactory instru- ment, but the least expensive compared with any piano. We will be glad to tell you why. WM. KHNABE @ CO. Baltimore New York Washingtoo comicbooks.com | 52 [eae ( ool ©