Judge, 1905-10-28 · page 15 of 16
Judge — October 28, 1905 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page from Judge (circa 1905, based on the Thanksgiving and Iver Johnson advertisements) is primarily **advertising-focused** rather than featuring significant political cartoons. The main illustrated content includes: 1. **"A New Creation"** — A brief comedic sketch showing a woman criticizing young Miss Perch's thin dress, with a husband's response about household economics that reveals the joke: he says "two can live as cheaply as one," but his wife reminds him they have her mother living with them too—a common source of domestic comedy. 2. The central circular illustration appears to be decorative/whimsical rather than satirical. The bulk of the page consists of classified advertisements ("Odd Ads") featuring humorous classified listings, product advertisements (Iver Johnson revolvers, Glenn's Sulphur Soap, Cook's Champagne), and notices for upcoming Thanksgiving issues. The satirical content is minimal; this is primarily a **commercial magazine page** showcasing period advertisements and light domestic humor rather than political or social satire.
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Upson—* What do you do with your \) clothes ?” Downs ~ Wear them."—Ram's Horn. ODD ADS. WANTED resp. yg. ladies for u'clothing and fy. dep.; imps. and apps.—Sydney (Australia) News. Lost—June 7th, . . . black and white mongrel puppy, rather longish hair, looks a little like King Charles, answers name Fido.—Daily Mail. To BE LET—Good grocer’s and bread shop; large oven; lived in it nearly six years ; satisfactory reasons for leaving. — ‘An English paper. PERSONAL—Get a copy of the Septem- ber number of Everybody's Magazine at the newsdealer’s. Read it. If you don’t like it, write a sensible, abusive letter to the publishers. It will be appreciated — New York Tribune, Lost—A perambulator containing a six-months-old baby, the same having been left on Sunday outside a public house in Sossenheim or possibly in Hochst or Unterliederbach. On the per- ambulator cover the following is embroid- ered, “Sleep well; mother watches over you."—-Kriesblatt (Prussia). Hammer the Hammer and convince yourself that it is mof one of the rank and file of the ‘‘went-off-by-accident"’ kind. “The proof of the pudding is in the eating’’; the proof in this case is in the trying. IvER JOHNSON Safety Automatic Revolver cannot be discharged unless you pull the trigger. It is so con- structed that the hammer cannot possibly come in contact with the firing pin unless the trigger is pulled all the way back—true of no other revolver. ' “why"- a"why it’s why it's: Dee AaaTEAy Tee elabee diy teat on request, together wih our handsome Caagoe For sale by all leading Hardware and Sporting Goods dealers, Hammer, $5.00 Hammerless, $6.00 Look for our mame on the barrel and the owl's head on the grip. IVER JOHNSON’S ARMS AND CYCLE WORKS 183 River Street, Fitchburg, Mass. ‘Rew York Office: 99 Chambers Strect Makers of Iver Johnson Bicycles and Single Barrel Shotguns 8 sale \80s “My Twenty-fifth Thanksgiving Lumber WILL BE PUBLISHED ABOUT November 2oth The Approach of Thanksgivin ‘Therg ia dawning inthe sky ‘aia Which doth a world of fate imply, ‘And on each casual passing face Proper Advertisements for this number: Anglers’ Supplies, Ales, Auto- mobiles, Books, Brushes, Binocu- lars, Beer, Bitters, Clothing. Cigars, Cameras, Champagne, Cand Cocktails, Coffee, Cigarettes, monds, Firearms, Furniture, Gro- ceries, Hats, Hair Tonics, Insur- ance, Jewelry, Mineral’ Waters, Pianos, Playing Cards, Revolvers, Razors, Sporting Goods, Shaving Supplies, Shoes, Tobacco, Under- wear, Whiskeys. B. C. EVERINGHIM, Advertisiog Manager ‘US Fourth Avenue, New York City Fastern Office : ‘Western Office : A NEW CREATION. Oto Mrs. Hatisut— Land sakes! it does beat all how these young people dress nowadays. There's young Miss Perch in the thinnest thing Ina gown I've seen yet.” He— True, my salary is not large, but, then, two can live as cheaply as one.” She—* But, Will, you forget—there’s mother !"— Yonkers Statesman, roughen and reddea the face skin. ‘Woodbury’s Facial Cream applied nightly prevent HENRY LINDENMEYI( & SONS PAPER WAREHOUSE 26 iseeeker Street eokman street, New York MADE TO ORDER Sea 2.4, an ranch Warehouse, Lt EINDe OF Pi AMERICANS TO BE PROUD OF. Send 75 cents for our collection of eight beautiful’ pictures (from 11 1-2x17 to 19 1-4x 24 1-4 in size) for patriotic Amer- icans. The series includes two repro- ductions in colors from paintings of Pres- ident Roosevelt and our martyred Presi- dent McKinley, with half-tones of Com- modore Schley, taken on the deck of his battle-ship ; Rear-admiral Sampson, typi- cal naval scenes, etc. The collection is unsurpassed in interest and value. No handsomer pictures could be had to frame for office, work-room or library. Don't miss the opportunity. Address Judge Company, 225 Fourth Avenue, New York. Clippings which may 3 or any subject on wh Eazy, Sererees aoe Parone, pores oe +o notices, Haxry Ros 1, 33 Union Square, N. Ys Press Cutting Bureas will send you all new ‘about you, your friends, 'you want to bo “up to date.” rest mat as, JoumwaL Bu, 1313 Hawtroxo Rip, Boston, Mass. wicAGo, Tt. FRANK STONE CHAS. B. NICHOLS Representative Representative Hits Bale and Whisker Dye, Black or Browa, Ste. with a discriminating COOKS CHAMPAGHE = fizz’ Foreign Champagnes cost as much bec.tuse the to pay duty and SERVED EVERYWHERE co. ST BLOOD POISON FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS we have made the cure of Blood Poison a i Permanently Cured. be treated at home under same guar- Capital $320,000, "We solicit the most ‘cases. Il you have exhausted tle old es methods of treatment and. still have a and pains, Mucous Patches in Mouth, ‘Sore Copper.Colored Spots, Ulcers the body, Hair or Eyebrows write for prools of cures. too-page Book COOK REMEDY Co. 1480 MASONIC TEMPLE, Chicago, IIL., U. S. A. re oblig freight. AMERICAN WINE Louis comicbooks.com