Judge, 1903-05-02 · page 14 of 16
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This page is primarily **advertising** with one cartoon. The main satirical content is "A Young Carnegie," a single-panel cartoon depicting a child proposing a lemonade stand business scheme to his father. **The Cartoon's Meaning:** The cartoon references **Andrew Carnegie**, the wealthy industrialist and steel magnate known for his ruthless business practices and later philanthropy. The joke satirizes how even children now emulate Carnegie's entrepreneurial ambition—the boy proposes a lemonade stand but shrewdly negotiates his father's financial backing ("subscribe ten dollars a week"), mimicking corporate capitalism. He's essentially asking his father to fund his venture while he manages it, a miniature version of how wealthy industrialists operated. **Historical Context:** This reflects early 1900s American anxiety about unchecked capitalism and the "robber baron" mentality trickling down to the next generation. Carnegie represented both admirable self-made success and questionable business ethics, making him ideal satirical material. The rest of the page consists of period advertisements for Scotch whisky, pianos, pharmaceuticals, and luxury goods typical of Judge's affluent readership.
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“IT'S ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER WHEN GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER.” The best pledge of good fellowship in fair weather or foul is Dewar’s Scotch the King of Whiskies and the Whisky of Kings. “Awarded 53 gold and prize medals, and supplied by Royal Warrant to His Majesty King Edward VII. Eicoucnog Panes: 2 To the Health of the Wh 1m, by Fyederick Glassy). tenga it Fenroduchon in four colors of te 7 Edward Penteld, abown ferewith: will be ent to & o any addreme on. Sera 0 ‘or hom Dy BN. Blue. A FREDERICK GLASSUP Sae Agent for John Dewar & Sons, Ltd. 126 Bleecker Street, New York land Times. Mai told ‘a joke to Flo one day. fh, my! that’s old,” said “Oh, is it, really, dear?” said May. “ Of course you ought to know.” —Philadel phia Press, ania Railroad will sell account the National Conference of Charities and Correc- tion, Atlanta, May 6th to 12th, excursion tickets to Atl reduced rates, good going May 3d and gth, and good returning to reach original starting point by May 16th, One of the hardest things for a parent to do is to make his gifts to one married child match toa penny those given to another,—Atchison (Kansas) Globe. Johnny—" Grandma, I wish you'd give Johnny, didn’t I tell you not sk your grandma for cake? di Fohnny—" ask for anythin; I'm a-wishin’."-—Catholie Standord GERD £0 our office for a copy of report on “LITHIA IN AMERICAN MINERAL WATERS,” by Dr, Elwyn Waller, formerly Professor of Chemistry at the School of Mines, taken from the Journal of the AMERICAN CHEMICAL. SOCIETY, vol. XII, No. 6, Of interest and ‘importance to all drinkers of so-called LITHIA WATERS. ARL H. SCHULTZ, telephone Connection, 430-444 First Av.,N.Y. It’s safer an’ more creditable tew leave footprints on the sands uv time than in yewr neighbor's melon-patch.— | A SPRING AND SUMMER TONIC GO TO THE Glorious Mountains oF Western North Carolina The “Land ‘of the Sky” AND | Sapphire Country | A NATURAL PARADISE. At all col en ty wit ities for Saree erence he teeoerauee sol climate it is unexcelled. Reached by the Southern Railway “Pa, I'll tell you what I'll do. A YOUNG CARNEGIE. "Il put up a lemonade-stand out in the front yard and cater to the public needs if you'll agree to buy the lemons and sugar and subscribe ten dollars a week for running-expenses."” in most 24 hours’ maker LIST OF THE HIGHEST GRADE PIANOS Write for descriptive book of the “Land of the Sky,” mailed free upon application to any agent of the Southern Railway. NEW YORK OFFICES: 271 and 1185 Broadway ALEX. S. THWEATT, Eastern Passenger Agent. W. A. TURK, S. H. HARDWICK, Pass'r Traffic Mgr. Gen'l Pass'r Agent. WASHINGTON, D. C. PIANOS Sth Ave., cor 22d St. Hpped trans in less than| THE «SOHMER” HEADS THE SOHMER Sohmer Building, gyaees MORPHINE § Toasts fare fatal te BRASS BAND Tost forms. 1.3 agp Panay Naor, ge Catalog 1 Atgives instructions LYON & HEALY, 15 Adams Strcalcege HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS PAPER WAREHOUSE oa. $2, 24, and 86 Bleecker Street Inraneh Warehsuee, 3 eens Set New York ALL KINDS OF PAPER MADE TO ORDER where have been cui WHITE ROCK The selection of the most exclusive | Write The De. JL. Stepbens Ca, Dep. 1 Labasoe, Shi. Neckwear. Black Lace Collar Rufis with Chiffon and | Ribbon Ends. Novelty Parisian Lace Collars, Stole Ends and Fancy Drops. Hand Embroidered and Lace Trimmed Linen and Mull Stocks. Real Irish Crochet Bands, cuffs to match. Fancy Lace Fichus, Scarfs and Collarettes Flat Feather Boas. Paris Belts. _ Bele Bhs ____ NEW YorK. 8000 INCOMES MADE By selling our celebrate! Roads. |25 and 30 per cent “pest ang NOST. 3.3C- Econ tb trade mark Good Coffees. 12¢. fandise Gond Teas, 30c. and 35 ‘The Great American Te Co 31-33 Vesey St. Now York P.O, Box 280. red hace YOUR HUSBAND Se igen cicwew for his oysters. his soup and his salad. Cour by having TABASCO SAUCE at home your dealers. Write for interesting booklet. 1 find many uses for it. SCO, New Iberia, La. comicbooks.com