Judge, 1905-10-21 · page 15 of 16
Judge — October 21, 1905 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily **an advertising and announcement page**, not a satirical cartoon page. The main content is Leslie's Weekly's announcement of its **50th anniversary** (established December 14, 1855; this issue dated December 14, 1905). The page contains several period advertisements with minor humorous taglines rather than political satire: - **"Surburg's Arcadia Mixture"** tobacco ad claims no smoker could describe its delights - A small joke about an employee who can now "afford to have hay-fever" with his raise - **Pabst Blue Ribbon** beer ad emphasizing quality ingredients - Various patent medicine ads (blood poison cure, etc.)—typical of the era The Leslie's announcement emphasizes the publication's status as "America's Oldest and Best Illustrated Paper" and requests advertisers submit copy by November 15th for the special semi-centennial/Christmas double issue. **No identifiable political figures or satire appear on this page.** It reflects early 1900s advertising conventions and journalistic self-promotion rather than social commentary.
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