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Judge — December 17, 1904 — page 47: Judge, 1904-12-17

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This page is primarily **advertisements** rather than editorial content or satire, typical of Judge magazine's revenue model. The ads include: - **Kodak cameras** (top left): Christmas gift messaging for photography equipment - **Williams' Shaving Stick** (top right): Men's grooming product marketed as holiday gift - **"The Science of a New Life"** (center-left): A medical book by John Cowan, M.D., promoted as valuable for married couples—likely addressing sexual/reproductive health, a sensitive but commercially successful topic of the era - **Clyde Line shipping** (right): Steamship service advertising routes to Florida and Charleston The small **text snippets** scattered between ads appear to be brief humorous observations (jokes about telephones and marriage, horses vs. automobiles) filler content typical of Judge's satirical format. **For modern readers:** This reflects early 1900s consumer culture—photography was still novel technology; grooming products were marketed directly; and frank medical/marital advice books sold through magazine advertisements, all normalized commercial practices of the period.

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WILLIAMS” * Drava er Eastman Koash Cort fre Weekly.” “Coprnght tyeu, Calis” Weekly. A Christmas Morning KODAK Where there's a child, there should the Kodak be. As a means of Keeping green the Christmas memories, or as a gift, it's a holiday delight. 3 BET . WHAT BETTER CHRISTMAS GIFT THAN A Korlaks from $5.0 to $7.20, Brownie Cameras (They work like Kodaks) $1, $2,$5. Kodak WILLIAMS’ SHAVING STICK? Developing Machines, $2.00 to $1 SOLD ey ALi OMLOGISTS A OCALERS [MIT WILL AFFORD MONTHS OF COMFORT AND PLEASURE itroncet aamneces. AND BE A DAILY REMINDER OF THE GIVER. EASTMAN KODAK CO., amas Reem | rnvoerrcrr Catalogue free at the Senctang Ue 0 efien cen ee mt anspor ited dealers or by mail, Rochester, N. Y. asanne or oan ae a AD m es Secor A Wonderful Offer to Judge Readers Hicks —ot understand that you have| David says: * A horse is a vain thing telephone put in your house. Mrs. | for safety.” Wonder what he would have must find it a great convenience.”| said of the auto, had there been such a A BOOK WORTH $100 00 Wicks—* Yes; but she doesn't like it| thing in his day.—Soston Transcript. . half as well as she thought she would. —— FOR ONLY $2 oo! You see, when she is using it she has to| A philosopher is one who is fully con- ° listen half the time."—Somerville Four-| trolled by reason and logic ; hence, there $loo. 00 IN GOLD! See: |" | are no philosophers.—Ciristian Register. of the erat THE SCIENCE OF A NEW LIFE.” writ Joun Cowan, M.D. to every thooghtiul Man and Wo- ‘man, it has received the highest testimonials and com- ONLY DIRECT ALL-WATER ROUTE mendations from leading medical and reli BETWEEN has been indorsed by all the leading philanthropists, and recommended to every well-wisher of the human race. TO ALL WHO ARE MARRIED, NEW YORK worth HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS, ‘besides confer. BOSTON & CHARLESTON, S.C. JACKSONVILLE, Fa. St. Johns River Service between Jacksonville and Sanford, Fla., and Intermediate Landings The “Clyde Line” is the favorite route between New York, Boston, Putra- pELPHtA, and Eastern Ponts, and Cuarteston, S.C, and Jackson- VILLE, FLA., making direct connection for all points South and Southwest, PASTEST MODERN STEAMSHIPS AND FINEST SERVICE ¢ 4 ndvertivem Taro. G. Eorx, G. M. Leipt sony S200, provided you mention the fact ce att postpata ‘Wat. P, CLD & Co. General Agents jk Whrertnt open Fh red 19 State Street, New York J. S. OGILVIE PUBLISHING COMPANY, P. 0. Box 767. 5 5 - 57 ROSE STREET, NEW YORK. a SPECIAL OFFER TO To vane Savertisement aud with this cud is