Judge, 1905-01-21 · page 12 of 16
Judge — January 21, 1905 — page 12: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page contains mostly **advertisements** interspersed with brief satirical content typical of Judge magazine's format. ## Main Cartoon: The illustrated sketch titled "OF NO ACCOUNT" depicts a domestic servant (Bridget) asking her employer about time off. The employer dismissively responds that servant Terrence wants to marry—implying his personal desires are irrelevant to household operations. This satirizes the era's class attitudes treating servants' lives as subordinate to employers' needs. ## Satirical Poems/Jokes: "THE NEWLY RICH" mocks nouveaux riche pretension—the Sorreltop family, having recently struck wealth ("ile"), ostentatiously displays luxury (gold serving dishes, "special brand of air") while abandoning simplicity. This reflects Gilded Age anxieties about new money's vulgar display. ## Advertisements: The page heavily advertises Hunter Whiskey, Sohmer Pianos, and George Palliser's house-plan book—typical period consumer products marketed to aspirational middle-class readers.
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