Judge, 1904-07-09 · page 19 of 24
Judge — July 9, 1904 — page 19: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, with minimal editorial cartooning. The main content includes: **Central cartoon**: A small illustration depicting figures in exaggerated poses around a spiral, captioning a Shakespeare quote about body language. The specific figures and satirical point are unclear from the image. **Advertisements dominate**: - Club Cocktails (top left) - Hotel Lenox in Boston - Delaware & Hudson Railway (center) - Loftis Bros. jewelry/diamonds (right) **Minor joke**: A brief "Farmer" anecdote about mistaken identity with a red cloak—likely a mild visual gag about rural misunderstanding. The page reflects early 20th-century *Judge* content: mostly commercial advertising interspersed with light humor rather than pointed political satire. The diamond advertisement's emphasis on "engagement rings" and "quality" suggests this is from a seasonal issue targeting holiday shoppers—a common Judge strategy of mixing editorial matter with lucrative advertising.
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EVERY BOTTLE CONTAINS FULL MEASUR Are the original bottled Cocktails, made of the choicest old liquors and properly aged. to perfection. When other brands are offered it's for the purpose of larger pro- fits—the original of any- thing is best. G. F. HEUBLEIN @ BRO. Marttorg Now York Farmer (to lady)—" Have you seen my ball Lady—" Mercy, no! Where is he ?” Farmer—" He got loose. And if you should See him, will you please keep on that there red cloak and run. this way 2” —New Vorker. OUTDOOR LIFE AND HOW TO ENJOY IT. The first thought in arranging for an outing in the ccootry is how to secure the maximum benefits and fessates with the minimum discomfort and disappoint: Et and the great increase in the qumber of volaries Sapien a dominating ‘one. "Ever since the days of Kolin Hood and Sherwood Forest, lovers of outdoor Ue have depended upon Ale to open the way to the full geyment of the cccanion, "ie fas always been the aor in making those truly happy days that clin Benory dear. = The same good old custom jerrailed in olden times are in existence to-day, fenced by the great increase in the ranks ol Seay of recreation seekers and their pronounced tala for Evans’ Ale, which has become famous szaner beverage among lovers of outdoor lie f way it imparts vigor and enjoyment to an’ outing. Nowadays it is the inspiration of the camp, the solace ibe fisherman, the joy of the golter and the efen taame ol good fellowship among.all men, The rest ‘eh which i rounds off a meal adds a delight that is lete, “The sparkling, irothy, babbling way. in pours out shows ‘te perlect'condition: “Evans? ‘e's the one ale most suitable for all places, whether ¥¢ mountains, at the seashore, on a yacht or travel- i by train or boat, because it is always in the same ect condition and because it cannot spoil, no matter ew abused in handling, due to the fact that it does not 2 particle of sediment. HOTEL LENOX Boylston and Exeter Streets BOSTON This beautiful hotel, situated in Boston’s most exclusive resi- dential section, is an exception- ally desirable summer home. The rooms are large, cool, and finely furnished. Only two minutes’ walk from Back Bay stations. Near the Art Mu- seum, Trinity Church, and Boston Public Library. Elec- trics to every part of the city pass the door. ‘You will get more prompt attention and better service Bectioaing JubGe when answering advertisements, “There's a language in her eye, her cheek, her lip’ Nay, her foot speaks." Shakespeare. The Delaware @ Hudson New Standard Route between New York and Lake Placid e Day and night Pullman cars without change, via Saratoga, skirting the west shore of Lake Champlain. Lake George Lake Champlain Au Sable Chasm Sharon Springs Hotel Champlain Cooperstown and all Adirondack resorts Shortest, quickest and best line between New York and Montreal. Illustrated guide to the Northern resorts sent on receipt of 4 cents postage. J. W. BURDICH, General Passenger Agent, Albany, N. ¥. ‘New York City Information and Ticket Offices, 21 Cortlandt: St. DIAMONDS re ONE Diamond Season Is Here HOUSANDS of Engagement Rings will be bought during the next three Tmonths and the questions to be con- sidered are Quality, Price and Terms, Tne smaller houses, while waking great claims, there, thelrefforts necessarily stop, Ifyou aro in the market fora Diamond, Watch oF any pleco of fino Jewelry, you will consult JOUR oma Interests by sending for our Beauti(ul Catalogue, In it you will find the Yery article you want, and quality forqualt- ty, [twill be from ten to twenty per cent lower in price than you will be offered by thesmaller houses. You may have whatever Fou sclect charged, and pay forit inaseries of stall monthly, payments, We open Charge Accounts with all honest people, 00, matter how faraway they may be. We sub- mit yourselection subject toxour aprroval it it's just what you want and entirely satisfactory, you pay one-fifth of the Price and keep it, sending the payments. direct to us monthly as they mature. We pay all express charyes whether you buy oF not; give a Guaranty Certificate of value and quality with every Diamond, and allow you all you pay sf you should ever wish to exchange for a larger Diamond. Pleaso write today for Catalogue—with ft we will send our "Blue Book,” worth {ts weight in gold to any person interested {n diamonds, Loftis Bros. &» Co. (fis, Diamond importers and Manufactering Jewelers Satan, he tell me fer stan’ my groun’, Den he sen’a earthquake Ter swaller up de town ! Ain't he a trouble ! Always in de way, Projickin’ an’ projickin’ Ter git you ever’ day! —Atlanta Constitution, « Mesdames,” declared the political or- ator vehemently, “you cannot logically, | reasonably or consistently, vote for Tim- othy J. Dunn for the office to which he aspires !" Which was all that was necessary to insure Mr. Dunn's receiving an over- whelming majority of the female vote at the regular election. Which also proves that a politician will resort to any means to secure votes for his candidate. — New Orleans Times- Democrat. Faggles—" What do you think of the stand taken by people who won't work for a living ?” Waggles— It is altogether too uncer- tain, Some fellows become millionaires at it, while others starve to death."— Town Topics. comicbooks.com