Judge, 1904-12-10 · page 17 of 20
Judge — December 10, 1904 — page 17: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, featuring vintage product promotions rather than political cartoons. The content consists of short humorous anecdotes interspersed with ads. The jokes are light social commentary typical of early 1900s humor: - A "silver-tongued orator" whose oratory is worthless (silence being golden) - A child using "slang" unknowingly - A ladies' debating society disrupted by an essay on "the yellow peril" (likely referencing contemporary anxieties about Asian immigration) - Various quips about wealth, laziness, and romantic rejection The advertisements promote products including Old Crow Rye whiskey, Kodak cameras, Pears' soap, W.L. Douglas shoes, and Overholt whiskey. **No significant political cartoons appear on this page.** The "yellow peril" reference reflects period xenophobia, but it's merely a setup for a joke about fashion rather than serious satire. This is a standard Judge page mixing light humor with commercial content.
📄 Transcribed text from this page (OCR, searchable)
Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
FOR *So that's the silver-tongued orator, is it?" said the man in the Tear seat. «Wonder why they call him that “Because,” replied the weary listener, and see that). .jcnce, which is golden, isso much more valuable than his oratory."— Cin- you get cinnati Commercial Tribune. W, L. DOUGLAS MAKES AND SELLS MORE MEN'S $3.5: ee SHOES THAN ANY OTHER MANUFACTURER IN THE WO! . Mr, Figgjam—“Tommy, do you ever use slang 2” Tommy Figgjam— No, inteedy !" Mr. Figguam—" Why, ‘isn't ‘no, ine deedy * slang Tommy Figgjam—« Sure nit! Who |put that bug idea into your coco ?"— srerrebere, | Baltimore American. Superior in Fit, Comfort and Wear. — slAare worm: L Druplay 20 ahes fer the lt teres wars wth gisointe satifaction, 1 find them superior tn Ary comfort and wear RYE “What broke up the ladies’ debating ne BUCO Depts belt; — | al nt. pelle aan Fa. society 2” Wi; Doains ures Coron Corona. Coltekcin In his $3.50 “The leading member was told to pre- SN tia. “Fast Goler Eyelets ened exeasiely, pare an essay on the yellow peril. She W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. Sold only in our |did so, and the opening sentence read, - ‘Yellow apparel is very trying to most registered bottles. | complexion Washington Star. Never sold in bulk. Knicker —“ Wouldn't you like to b : i ‘ H.B. KIRK & CO., Sole Bottlers, N.Y. | rich enough to do what you pleased ?" for Liquor ana Bocker—"I'd rather be rich enough to f ° vut if a fellow is going to be ruined at| —— | aii, that is the pleasantest way.—Phi/a-| «15 shat invention of “ A scientific remedy which has been Anat teithe” s that invention of yours practical ? ; aaithst and eosoatills sdmiausercaby els an “T don't know yet," answered the in- ad ara) 25 ventor. «It works all right, but I haven't medical specialists for the past 25 years, yet put any shares on the market."— - _ - - At the followin; Rooter Institutes: Washington Star. . Poa H oe The war minister —“ The Japanese, macleo Cal. Marion, 008 Locust Por aaai ie Pa, - pate your majesty, are an imitative people.” vert Haren See orabard Ks. North Cooney. aN Breed ot eu The czar—*{ wish they ‘d imitate my 9 friend, Kuropatkin, and retire a few hun- and Confections dred miles."—Brooklyn Life. “ ar: he w: i Wholesome, pare, dtlicions Z Yes, sir; he was the laziest man on Sold where they vet the best. 3 | record.” What do you reckon he did wher his house was on fire ?” “ Dunno.” 4 «Ww: d his hand: he blaze, and The Christmas || j.e3 ce He gat tite sain ine problem solved— wood for it !"—Allanta Constitution. No impurity in Pears’ Soap. rupts the proceedings of this court will be Economical to use. expelled from the room !” Uyisoncr Hoo-ray! Whoopee-ee!| _‘t wears out only for your 0G BRAINS K O D A K Now, lemme go!"—Chicago News. comfort aud deanliness, ee eeadifin pen enna! < \dge—"* Th who ii 7 MARRIAGE PAPER—aesT pau Raise] | BIVE A fe che proceedings ofthis court will b nates ene Box 162, Balumore real Sold in every land. Dyer—" So Higbee has become bank- “MADE AT KEY WEST— Bs to $97. rupt?” He— Cruel woman! Have you the Wyld—" Yes. He tried to run a forty-| heart to refuse me ?” horse-power auto on a five-horse-power| Ske—“No; I've given it to another BROTHERHOOD CHAMPAGNE Eastwan Kopax Co. ‘Town Topics. man,"—San Francisco Chronicle, The Wire Says The Rest|| “=""" ets SY 4 i OGRE AN ERIS: BOTTLED IN BOND WHISKEY MUST BE AT LEAST FOUR YEARS OLD BOTTLED IN BOND AT THE DISTILLERY, BROAD FORO,PA.U.S.A EVERY BOTTLE CONTAINS FULL MEASURE <MAN-LE F>VcCHAyYz