Judge, 1904-10-08 · page 15 of 16
Judge — October 8, 1904 — page 15: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising and house promotions** for Judge magazine and related products, with minimal editorial content. The small editorial jokes scattered throughout reflect early-1900s social commentary: - A dialogue mocks Miss Anteck's neurotic worry over non-existent problems (microbes in kisses) - A quip contrasts low wages with laborers' worthiness - A jab at a novelist suggests publishers are the hard part of writing - Miss Cayenne is teased for developing an "automobile countenance" (likely meaning rigid, mechanical expression—automobiles were new, potentially jarring technology) The **main cartoon** depicts "A Real Sportsman"—a hunter boasting he's killed all available game, leaving none for others. This satirizes selfish overexploitation, possibly commenting on environmental/conservation concerns of the era. The page is otherwise dominated by **whiskey, tea, and tobacco advertisements**—typical of Judge's era, when such products were freely advertised—plus subscription and book promotions for Judge's own publications.
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