Judge, 1903-02-21 · page 14 of 16
Judge — February 21, 1903 — page 14: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising and financial statements**, not political satire. Judge magazine typically included humor, but this particular page consists mostly of: 1. **Product advertisements** for whiskey (Hunter Baltimore Rye), shaving soap (Williams'), cigarettes (Pall Mall), and liqueur (Chartreuse) 2. **Mutual Life Insurance financial statement** for 1902, showing income and disbursements 3. **Brief humorous anecdotes** in the margins—short jokes about farmers, swearing leagues, and romantic misadventures—typical filler humor of the era 4. **Southern Railway tourism advertisement** promoting winter resorts The page contains **no identifiable political cartoons or caricatures**. The shaving soap ad features a generic man's face, not a specific public figure. This appears to be a typical magazine page from the early 1900s mixing commercial content with light domestic humor.
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Mellow The commingling of purity, age and flavor makes. Baltimore Rye America’s Best Whiskey It is particularly recommended to women because of its age and excellence. The First Sought and The First Bought Jass cafés and by jobbers M. LANAHAN & SON, Baltimore, Md. Korntop—" Ye to sawin’ some wood Farmer Medders—"V'il over to help him ef ye want.” Farmer Korntop—"No, don't ye. 1] want the job done in a hurry "—Phila-| delphia Press. I sot my boy end my boy Ida—"So you belong to swearing league. Have you shed much good?" fay—"Yes, indeed. Why. we have persuaded some of the South Water street teamsters to say Oh fudge! when their teams tangle up —Chicayo News. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK RICHARD A. MCCURDY Presivent STATEMENT For the year ending December 31, 1902 According to the Standard of the Insurance partment ot the State ot New York INCOME. Recelved for Premiums =~ Prom all other Sources anti- accom- + $56,876,002 15 *_16,430;060, 1 $17,520,455 61 a 11,580,201 60 15,040,650 47 344,100.807 68 To Polley-holders for. E: ments, Dividends, ete. = Vorall other Accounts ungolfed will reac | Tokio. yes Exceptional durabili fection of tone brook bound along so f out o° springs.""—Baltimore “My friend says that her hair when | to the floor. * | to Yes, if it is cut off.” Flora— Somehow Jack cannot seem get up Courage to propose to me." ora—"" Perhaps he’s afraid you'd say "Philadelphia Evening Bulletin —Maru Maru, | | combined with per-| Digestion’s greatest aid nd touch, make the Sohmer | Original Angostura Bitters. A no peculiarly adapted to the use of pupils | and after every meal gives appetite and helps rs in establishments where piano digestion. —Abbott's. I see that a blizzard wrecked a west- Miss ¢ ittigurl — Wi hat makes the little | ern state house just after m rock to rock?" | had adjourned for the da‘ “Cause it's made 1 wonder what delayed it American, | lana Plain Dealer. Mr. Countrichap— WILLIAMS *Zoxp.° Solid Comfort is always assured to the man who is shaved with Witttams’ Suavinc Soap. Comfort in hot weather—comfort in cold weather—comfort in the thick, soothing, creamy lather—-comfort in its purity and delicacy—comfort because he knows he is SAFE as well as comfortable. IA Wittiams' Soaps sold everywhere, bul sent by mail i/ your dealer does not supply yor, Williams’ Shaving Stick, 28c. Willams’ Glycerated Tar (Tollet) Soap, 10c. Genuine Yankee Shaving Soap (Rd. of Sq.), 10c. Luxury Shaving Tablet, 25¢. Williams’ Shaving Soap (Barbers'), 6 round cakes, 11h, We. Exquisite also fof toilet. THE J B. WILLIAMS CO., Glastonbury, Conn., U. S. A. Depots: Dresden, Sydney. her, $220,140,806 02 81,600,586 60 10,278,000 00 14,620,874 70 82,838,823 45 18,677,025 78 Hatereat, Net "Detiree ete, 7,215,666 66 eer Premi $314,293,438 19 05,110,228 11 1 have carefully examined the foregoin; sment tad, find the same (0 be correct iiabitities calculated by the Tusurance Department. CHARLES A. PRELLER Auditor ROBERT A_GRANN! Vict-Paesioext Watrer R. GILLETTE Isaac F Ltovp Vice-President JOuN A. FONDA ERY tee President Seperat Manager PREDERIC CROMWELL Treasurer x = | PALL MALL NATURAL SHAPE CORK-TIPPED LONDON CIGARETTES 25c. the Box You will find them at the shops where the refined man trades. A bor of 10 Pall Mall Cigarettes will be sent postpaid for 25c. to any reader of JUDGE who cannot obtain them at his dealer's. UNIVERSAL TOBACCO CO., 697 Greenwich Strect, New York ae RRMY i‘ 3 ; § Chartreuse 8 ~GREEN AND YELLOW— THIS LIQUEUR TAKES PRECE- NCE AT ALL FIRST-CLASS HOTELS AND CAPES AS INCOM, PARABLY THE HIGHEST-GRADE CORDIAL—THE ONLY ONE MADE BY THE CARTHUSIAN MONKS OP THE GRANDE CHAR- TREUSE, GRENOBLE, FRANCE. NO. APTER-DINNER’ CORDIAL EQUALS IT IN QUALITY AND FLAVOR. AtGnset lerchanta,Grocs Bitjer& Conus Broadway: Neve York, 0s § ole Agents for United States. WVIUPMD WL WMALLLMRMee? “U. S. Fast Mail Route” Southern Railway TO ALL THE PRINCIPAL WINTER RESORTS, 1@ PRRDRETL UUM E POVLOVUARAAOPMAAAAMMMAA/? eererece2neeS SOUTH, SOUTHEAST, SOUTHWEST, FLORIDA, CALIFORNIA, CUBA, MEXICO and CENTRAL AMERICA OFFERS MANY INDUCEMENTS TO THE. TOURIST. Some Prominent Resorts are St. Augustine, Palm Beach, Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa, Port Tampa, Bruns- wick, Savannah, Thomasville, Char Columbia, Aiken, Augusta, Pinehurst,Cam- den, Summerville, Asheville, Hot Springs. «THE LAND OF THE SKY,” AND “SAPPHIRE COUNTRY. PULLMAN, DRAWING and STATE ROOM, SLEEPING CARS; DIN- ING, LIBRARY & OBSERVATION CARS of the HIGHEST STANDARD The Route of the Southern’s Palm Limited New York and St. Augustine. Washington & Southwestern Limited AND Sunset Limited New York and Los Angeles and San Francisco. Write for Descriptive Matter. NEW YORK OFFICES- 271 and 1185 Broad: ay ALEX.S. THWEATT, Eastern Passenger.\ .t- W. A. TuRK, - Passenger Traffic Mer. S. H. HARDWICK, General Passenger \t- WASHINGTON, D. C. comicbooks.com eae | Py