Judge, 1904-10-15 · page 13 of 16
Judge — October 15, 1904 — page 13: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and promotional content** rather than satirical cartoons. The main elements include: **"A Legal Mind" cartoon**: Shows a father questioning his young son about attending a jamboree, concerned the answer might discriminate against him. It appears to satirize overly-cautious parenting or legalistic thinking in child-rearing. **The "Carriage was fearful" joke**: Mocks English travelers' complaints about American railroads by presenting their account of a train journey using language typically reserved for war atrocities—satirizing Victorian travel writing hyperbole and British attitudes toward American infrastructure. **Advertisements**: Keeley Institutes for substance abuse treatment, Jaeger underwear (marketed as health product), Travel Magazine, correspondence schools, and novelty knives. **The Campaign Judge**: A major promotional feature announcing a special political issue published October 29th, promising "caricatures of the campaign" and candidate portraits—this appears to be the magazine's main editorial offering, likely covering a presidential election (though which election is unclear from this page alone). The page reflects early 20th-century American publishing and advertising conventions.
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‘Birmingham, A Hevgpfingy Ark: Eee Abgeles, Cat Fran for Liquor and Drug Using A scientific remedy which has been skilfully and successfully administered by medical specialists for the past 25 years, At the following Keeley Institutes: Boulder, Mont. North Conway,¥0IT. Baialo, N.Y. IE PIONEER OF ILLUSTRATED JOUR: | NALISM—and to-day the exponent of illustrated newspaperdom in América, MOST ADVANCED MOST PROGRESSIVE AND UP-TO-DATE ‘All the more important events of the world opty doit ee, Agee ae om PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT JASPER’S HINTS TO MONEY-MAKERS| BOOKS AND AUTHORS AMATEUR PRIZE PHOTO CONTEST $1000 for Subscription Agents $1,000 in cash prizes will be given to the agents sending in the largest lists of subscriptions to TRAVEL MAGAZINE in addition to an unprecedentedly liberal commis. ssion on each subscription. First prize §<00, second prize $240, third prize $100, besides many small Fizes, No experience necessary; contest just Starting, Successful agents make $50 to $40 4 week. Write to-day for details. “Travel.” is a magazine. ome of fictio Southwest, it magazine of all sections and of all classes. It is progressive, or it would not be crowding out other publication, in iy province. Tes ierary: and ewsy, and above all pure in sentiment and ele- vated ‘in literary tone. It is handsomely illus- trated, typographically correct. Circulation now 2 We want fully sooo by January 1st. Single copies 1oe., by the year $1.00. Travel Publishing Co. Odd Fellows Building St. Louis, Mo, “This means an epit- fact and poetry. in the through merit alone become the “The best Wealth is Health,” and Jaeger underwear isa noted maker and saver of health. It is therefore the most profitable invest- ment for your money, for what profits any gain if health be lost ? RECOMMENDED BY LRADINO PHYSICLAXS RYERYWHERE, Booklets and Samples Free. Dr. deeger’s 8. H. 8. 60.’S CHM Sires : New York: {197 Broeanay: Brooklya: $04 Felten St. Boston: 230-232 Boylston St. Philadelphia: 1$10 Chestnat St. (Chleago: 82 State St. Agents in all Principal Cities. “The carnage was fearful,” read Mr. Spyem from the paper. “All about us the dead were piled in ghastly heaps, and the air was filled with the groans and shrieks of the wounded. The slaughter was "— “Oh, I wish you wouldn't read those dreadful war-stories !" interrupted Mrs. Spyem. This isn’t a war-story," said Mr. Spy- em testily.. “What is it, then 2” “Why, it’s ‘only an Englishman's ac- count of a journey on an American rail- |toad."— Cleveland Leader, wwA Great Advertising Proposition... THE CAMPAIGN JUDGE PUBLISHED OCTOBER 29TH Four years ago 30,000 extra copies were sold Advertise in It JUDGE CO. + 225 FOURTH AVE. NEW YORK Milligan—« Isn't that quarrel between you an’ Casey patched up yet ?” Quilligan—" Naw; but Casey’s face is."—Chicago News. ZL ZZ) Learn to Write i} Show Cards i “You are_an hour late this morning, Sam.” “Yes, sah ; I know it, sah.” “ Well, what excuse have you “Twas kicked by a mule on my way here, sah. “That ought not to have detained you an hour, Sam.” Well, you see, boss, it wouldn't have if he'd only have kicked’ me in dis direc- tion, but he kicked me de other way !"— Yonkers Statesman, Geo. C, Leek, of New Haven, Conn., upon leaving school enrolled’ for the i] 1.0.8. Complete Lettering and Sign Painting Course. Ho is now recelving d sign paint for competent men in this profession. ‘Tho work is ngrocable and the remun- 1101 |. Send for fre Lettering snd Bign Painting Booklet. INTERNATIONAL CORRES. SCHOOLS Box 906 Scranton, Pa. A LEGAL MIND. Tue parent—" Tommy, I've asked you twice if you know who has been at the Jam-closet, and | am waiting for an answer.’ ‘Tue cHiL>—" Mamma, | must refuse to give you an answer on the ground that it might tend to discriminate and ingrade me. ‘JUDGE IN POLITICS IS A TREMENDOUS POWER-A FORCE THA’ WIELDS AN IMMENSE INFLUENCE AMONG THE MEN WHOSE VOTES MAKE PRESIDENTS"" THE HIT OF THE CAMPAIGN. The CAMPAIGN ae Most NuMBER OF Issue.in Forceful Brilliancy Caricatures That Will of the Campaign Have No Equal A double-page picture beautifully lithographed, showing the portralts and fac: simile signatures of the Candidates of the Republican Party, the Amer!~ can eagle—emblematic of thelr positions 23 representatives of the Grand Old Party—the party of the people—and the National Shield and Horn of Plenty, the symbole of F Prosperity CARTOONS AND SKETCHES BY AMERICA'S MOST CLEVER ARTISTS Beautifully INluminated Cover—Twenty Pages—Five in Color A PICTORIAL TREAT... FOR SALE EVERYWHERE - - - PRICE 10 CENTS