Judge, 1907-08-03 · page 12 of 16
Judge — August 3, 1907 — page 12: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and editorial content** from Judge magazine, circa 1906-1907. **Main Cartoons:** The page contains several short humorous items rather than large political cartoons. Notable jokes include: 1. **"Fears a Jap Invasion"** — A joke about Japanese coins ("mousang") and church collection boxes, reflecting early-1900s American anxieties about Japanese immigration and economic competition. 2. **"A Good Way Out of It"** — A doctor comedically contradicts his prior medical advice by claiming medicine has "advanced" since last year, poking fun at medical practice and doctors' convenient reversals. The **central illustration** labeled "In the Good Old Summer Time" shows what appears to be children or figures in a casual summer scene. **Context:** This reflects Judge's role as a humorous weekly for middle-class American readers. The Japanese reference captures genuine period concerns about Asian immigration, while the doctor joke satirizes professional incompetence — common Judge targets. The page is otherwise dominated by advertisements for liqueurs, patent medicines, and services typical of the era.
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QUALITY UNEQUALED EXCELLENCE * H UNSURPASSED Quauiry UNEQUALED EXCELLENCE UNSURPASSED. LIQUEUR ‘ Pares Chartrenx | —QREEN AND YELLOW— This famous cordial, now made at Tarra. gona, Spain, was for centuries distilled by ; the Carthusian Monks (Péres Chartreux) st the Monastery of La Grande Chartreuse, ff France, and known throughout the world fi The above cut represents ‘as Chartreuse. the bottle and label employed in the putting {f up of the article since the Monks’ expul- fj howev the rigt old bottie ‘and label as well), distilled ‘by the same order of Monks, who have securely guarded the secret of its manufacture for hundreds of years and who alone possess knowledge of the elements of this delici pote Ase wiee Mendanm, Crvers tee, Cui ‘Biijer & Co., 45 Broadway, RN. Sole Asbata for Uslued St FROM a list of fifteen weeklies considered, Juoce has just been se- lected as one of three me- diums to be used during the coming year by one of our largest National adver- tisers the only humorous weekly to be used and the fourth renewal of this ba fad Relieves all BLOOD POISON FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS we have made the cure of Blood Poison a Blood Polson Permanently Cured. can be ad py a ‘We solicit the most Mouth, ‘Sore Colored Spots, Ulcers on any part of the body, Hair or Eyebrows hing ow, write for prools r= cures. too-page “Cook REMEDY Co. 1490 MASONIC TEMPLE, ~ Chicago, IIL, U.S. A. H | worth one 200th part of an English 4 | common over here our church contribu- | 4 ing Syrup the best remedy tor their children. 25¢ a bottle. Judge FEARS A JAP INVASION. The deacon—*1 sce the Japanese have a coin called the ‘mousang,’ which is penny.” The dominie—“If they ever become | tion-boxes will probably be filled with mousangs."— Yonkers Statesman... DOGFIGHTIN’EST TOWN, We challenge any town in the State to show as many dogfights in a day as take place in Kiowa. Any old time you look out of the window there are from two to three fights being pulled off by the canine family.—Kiowa Fournal. Wilson - Yor quavawmtee ff purity, see back \abel onevery baile; Andis WAN Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth- GABBLE, Life's a rather solemn matter ; To much so for foolish chatter, So they say. And a deal of playful gabble Comes a-bubbling from the rabble, By the way. —Courier-Fournal. RELIGIOUS. A woman's idea of being a good Chris- tian is to have you drop your coin in the collection-plate so it will rattle as if it were several—New York Press. Abbott's Bitters braces the nerves and is a great strengthener. At druggists’. Did you ever know a man to practice half the things he preaches to his boy ?— —Chicago News. By Lm A GOOD WAY OUT OF IT. Doctor—"' You must not drink any more red wine with your meals."* Panient—"* How's that? Last April you particularly recommended red wine, and the symptoms of my illness are now the same as then." Doctor—"* Well, my dear sir, there has been great advancement in the science of medicine since."* —Meggendorfer Biatter. j“IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME” cottages and camps have proved so popular in $ | FOR FIFTY CENTS. Prcrune Durr., Jvocz Co., 225 Fourth Ave., New York | Copyright, agot, Ju: Our Decorative Sets of Pictures for summer the past that we are making the following com 10 offers for the Season of 1907. ” Pictures in colors, 11 x 1436 ‘colored, heavy water-color Heads, 9} x 12. Pictures, colored, Leavy water- ‘color paper, 7 x 13. + Miniature Group, 4 beads on a bristol board card, 6513. Order Now—Don't Wait. OF GRAINS 23. CIGARS “MADE AT KEY WEST FoR THE JUDGE COMPANY . . Advertising in Colors Seno LOW ING the custom of our cs- §) teemed contemporaries, Jupce will advertise- ment to be printed in three or more colors occasionally accept an on the outside cover. If the interested advertiser will glance at the cover of this issue he will see the very convincing and ar- tistic announcement of the Louis M. Park Company, advertising the Hiawatha Natural Mineral Spring Water. The advertising pa- trons of Jung, like its readers, are not con- fined to any State or nation. Our first col- ored page was from Massachusetts, the ncvt from Ohio, the third from Switzerland, the fourth from New Jersey, the fifth from Wis- consin. The outside covers of September 7th and October sth are for sale. Corre- spondence invited. November and Decem- ber covers are sold. 225 Fourth Avenue, New York City comicbooks.com