Judge, 1906-03-10 · page 11 of 12
Judge — March 10, 1906 — page 11: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, typical of Judge magazine's revenue model. Key content: **"Followed Example"** (top): A brief satirical anecdote mocking a Black preacher in Georgia who compares sinners to a sleeping alligator in the pulpit. This reflects the magazine's era of casual racial stereotyping through dialect humor—common in early 1900s publications but offensive by modern standards. **"Nothing New"**: A mild joke about a woman opening a millinery shop, playing on assumptions about women's business interests. **"The Bird-Tamer"** (cartoon): Shows a carnival barker displaying a caged bird to audiences, with the caption joking that it "eats 'em alive." This appears to be straightforward absurdist humor without political content. The rest of the page features period advertisements for liqueurs, cigarettes, and automobiles—the Rambler ($750) being notably prominent. These ads reflect early 1900s consumer culture and product marketing strategies. No significant political satire or commentary appears on this particular page.
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FOLLOWED EXAMPLE. | Having announced his text, an old col-/ DAINTY ored preacher down in Georgia, as related by the Atlanta Constitution, went on to DELICIOUS say: ‘ My attention has been drawed ter DIGESTIVE de fact dat some scoundul has gone 'n put aalligator in de pulpit, right under my two foots ; but, long as ez he dar, I gwine let | him stay ‘twel atter de benediction ; fer! I notice dat, des lak de res’ er you tnflin’, no ‘count sinners, he done made up his mind ter take it easy en sleep through de | sermon !* NO. | The man with a dimple in his chin! may pretend to be ugly sometimes, but he never makes a complete success o! it. Somerville Fournal. If you need a bracer in the morni | glass of soda and a little of Abbott's 4 i Bitters. You'll be surprised how Liqueur brighten you up. — Vo NOTHING NEW. «How do you do?” said Miss Gaddie, fires Chartres who had just opened a millinery establish- ment ; ‘did you know I was interested in replied Miss Knox; “1 vere, as usual, but I didn’t know whose."—Exchange. HERE is a system of careful and con- a i TET sistent development, followed by rigid LIQUEUR Ameren pm iia | tests under most severe conditions, that . : 9 is peculiar to the Wee’ factory. The COOKS result is that nothing is presented to the Peres Chartreux CHAMPAGNE ~ finpcual public in an untried or experimental state. Known as Chartreuse Foreign Champagnes cost twice raee wessi as much because they are obliged Main OMce and Factory, Kenosha, Wi: * " B: Bitfer & Co., 45 Broadway, York, N. Voy to pay duty and ship freight. Chicago, Milwaukee, Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Sole Agents for United $ SERVED EVERYWHERE | | New York Agency, 134 West 38th St. Representatives in all leading cities. AMERICAN WINE CO., ST. LOUIS Thos. B. Jeffery @ Company THE BIRD-TAMER. “+ Step up, ladies and gentlemen, and see the fiercest and mast savage bird sn captivity. He eats ‘em alive!” The Egyptian Cigarette of Quality AROMATIC DELICACY— { : MILDNESS — PURITY ri 0 Fem Oren IN-THIS NUMBER| comicbooks.com