Judge, 1903-06-27 · page 19 of 21
Judge — June 27, 1903 — page 19: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is **primarily advertising**, not satirical content. It features vacation resort advertisements for upscale American summer destinations, circa early 1900s. The single illustrated element—"First Over the Bars"—shows a horse and rider jumping a fence. This appears to be a sporting image advertising **Hunter Baltimore Rye whiskey**, not political satire. The image celebrates equestrian sport, likely appealing to the affluent leisure class targeted by these resort ads. The page's content reflects the era's leisure culture: wealthy urbanites could escape to Adirondack Mountains resorts, Vermont lakeside hotels, and Pennsylvania countryside estates. Amenities listed—golf, tennis, hunting, fishing, private telegraph service—indicate luxury accommodations for the well-to-do. No political figures or satirical commentary are evident. This is a commercial page showcasing how Judge magazine monetized its readership through targeted advertising to upper-class consumers seeking summer recreation.
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“Free from the care which worries and annoys, Where every hour brings its several joys.” SUMMER RESORTS” This is one of the most complete publications of its kind, and will assist those who are wondering where they will go to spend their vacation this summer. It contains a valuable map, in addition to much inter- esting information regarding resorts on or reached by the NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES. A copy will be sent free, postpaid, to any address on receipt of a tao-cent stamp, by George Il. Danieis, General Passenger Agent, New: York Central Hudson River Railroad, Grand Central Seation, New Vork. Hunter Baltimore Rye SoM at all first-class calés and by WAL LANATAN © SON, Halintoler Mat Adirondack Mountains The Wawbeek an Cottages On Upper Saranac Lake ‘WHERE TO GO THIS SUMMER WAUMBEK cotraors| BLUFF HOUSE, Milford, Pike County, Pa. JEFFERSON, N. i. papers, June 165 95 miles trom N. ¥ oad’; accommodates 350; most OPENS EARLY IN JUNE. fon bank of Dela Most Beautiful Location. Modern chestra: gol A. J. MURPHY, Manager. magnificent roads, J. Ben Hart, Improvements. Suites of two to eight rooms with parlor and bath. Service Unexcelled. Private tables. Pure Spring Water. Telephone in each room. Bachelor Quarters for young men at special rates, GOLF, TENNIS, BOATING, HUNTING, FISHING, MUSIC. Post-office, Western Union and Postal Telegraph and Long Distance Tele- phone in the House. Illustrated Booklet on Application. WAWBEEK, N.Y BOURNIQUE, op: In the eae Your Outing at White Mountains! picturesque HuLETrs Information obtained and engagements made Eatet House a by addressing Mr. Murphy at the WAUMBEK, JEFFERSON, N. H. A Haatth Resort and Hotel of the high- WILLIAM E. he GLEN Si a ele Sing a | EEINGWELL SPRINGS | Beret tame Vans tie oat Seeing. ‘Well kept and attractive President The American Nauheim || IMustrated Book Free | WATKINS, N.Y. VERMONT wets. PAKE ST. CATHERINE FOR THIS SUMMER'S VACATION PERIOD Sead for Booklet "1" 1H. & D.C. FRANCISCO Lake View-ia-the- Pines Poultney, Vermont comicbooks.com