Judge, 1907-05-11 · page 14 of 16
Judge — May 11, 1907 — page 14: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, typical of Judge magazine's commercial content. The ads showcase various products with period humor and claims. Key elements include: **Liqueur & Spirits Ads**: Multiple whiskey and liqueur advertisements dominate, featuring brands like Pérès Chartreux, I.W. Harper Rye, Trimble Whiskey, and Sunny Brook. These ads emphasize quality and Pure Food Inspector approval—likely referencing the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act's implementation, when such certifications became marketing tools. **Patent Medicine Ads**: "Blood Poison" remedies and "Santal Capsules" for kidney troubles represent the era's widespread dubious medical claims, later cracked down upon by the Pure Food Act. **Humorous Short Jokes**: Scattered jokes mock social pretension (the tramp asking about speed limits), marital dynamics, and fortune-tellers—typical Judge satire targeting middle-class behavior. **"The Tramp Auto" cartoon**: Depicts a working-class vagrant questioning authority about speed limits, satirizing the novelty and class implications of automobiles. The page reflects early 1900s American consumer culture and regulatory transition.
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NO. DINNI DINNER COMPLETE COMPLETE WITHOUT WITHOUT LIQUEUR Peres Chartreux —OREEN AND YELLOW— This famous cordial, now made at Tarra gona, Spain, was for centuries distilled by the Carthusian Monks (Péres Chartreux) ‘at the Monastery of La Grande Chartreuse, France, and known throughout the world as Chartreuse. The above cut represents the bottle and label employed in the putting up of the article since the Monks’ expul- manufacture for hundreds of years, and who alone possess a knowledge of the elements of this delicious nectar, At tr-clas Wine Merchants, Grocers, Honsly Catt, Batjer & Co, 45 Broadway, New Vork N Sole Agents for United States. Is the flight of time supposed to be most rapid in fly-time 2x. HENNY LINDENMEYR & SONS PAPER WAREHOUSE 24, and 36 Nleecker Street York Heekman ‘ew ‘D9 OF FAtte MADE TH ORDER. ROMEIKE'S clippings which may appear geany abject on chy ery, newspaper and. pe United States and Europea searched. “Terms, $s00 lor ten notices. Hanky Rowsinn, tro-tia W. 60h St NV Prevs Guiting Bareas will send you all wevspeper Sou. your trrends, BLOOD POISON} FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS: Throat, Pimples, Copper.Cal on any. part of the body, Hs hing oun write for prools of ENCOURAGEMENT. Miss Bluegrass —“ Father, did you give that young man any encouragement when he called to ask you for my hand ?" | Colonel Bluegrass —* Encouragement? Well, I should say so, daughter. I led him to the sideboard three times."—Chi- | cago News. REGRETS, ANYWAY. Her husband—* \{ a man steals—no matter what it is—he will live to re- gret it.” His wife— During our courtship you used to steal kisses from me.” | Her husband — Well, you heard what Abbott's bitters braces the nerves and is a} great strengthener. At druggists’. BUBBLES, Low scrape—a five-cent shave. A dry book is not the one that gets moistened with tears. Morally, the bow-legged man may bs as straight as an arrow. It's an ill-behaved street-lamp that stays out at night. The fortune-teller cannot tell the extent of every man’s fortune. * It makes some people hopping mad to call them “knee-high to a grasshopper.” The soprano generally has high notions and lots of airs. Milliners who cannot make it pay else- where should not all. move to Hatfield, Philadelphia Bulletin, “ON EVERY TONGUE” “ill the goblet again ! for I never before Felt the glow which now gladens my heart to te on drink | Who would not? L ‘Since through life's varied Tiel ahes Ge decaes bleea Iskey Green Label. AT ALL FIRS: OeaLen: Scue rropeieToRs & TE, HENTZ: ESTABLISHED. 1793 | solo BY Leading Dealers DISPROPORTION. All people want to borrow, “Tis hard to comprehend : Here is one source of sorrow And no one wants to lend. —Washington Star, QUIT PAYING ATTENTION, | “Is Willie still, paying attention to Till Did he jilt her 2” “No; he married her."—WMustrated HIS QUESTION. “Oh! Jack, what do you think ? said *Goo-goo" to-day. Did he? By Jove! I wonder if he Baby Book Free. | really meant it ?"—Brooklyn Li COOK REMEDY Co. 1680 MASONIC TEMPLE, — Chicago, II, U. S. Ae 's EYEWATER Ifyou drink champagne because it's good, | You're sure to drink the " Brotherhood. But if you drink it for a bluff, | Then imported is good enough. | The wine says the rest. THE TRAMP AUTO. “Say, Mister Officer, what ‘s de speed limit in dis town?” “0.K.” Say U.S. Pure Food Inspectors. ‘This MEANS that our Rye and Bourbon Whiskies, after careful analysis by U.S. Government Chemists, are found to. COMPLY with the National Pure Law. Tt also M that Sunny Brook Whiskey {s "Bottled in Bond" under the direct supervision of U.S. Internal Reveaue Offle cers, who affix over the neck of every bottle of Sunny Brook the Government “Green Stamp"? guaranteeing Age, Purity and Quantity. Of the hundreds of samples analyzed by the North Dakota Pure Food Depart- ment chemists—acknowl to be the most rigid in the U.8.—Sunny Brook was the aly whiskey found NORMAL. SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS. comicbooks.com