Judge, 1907-11-16 · page 11 of 16
Judge — November 16, 1907 — page 11: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and filler content**, typical of Judge magazine's format. The dominant feature is a **Miller High Life Beer advertisement** showing a stylized male figure in a jester-like costume, emphasizing the beer's sales growth and purity. The remainder consists of **brief satirical jokes and anecdotes** under humorous headings like "Gazelle," "Naturally Adapted," and "Odd Change." These are mild social commentary: a joke about a ship that hauls garbage, observations about women's ambitions (a cook wanting ocean liner work), automobile inconveniences, bank clerks becoming conductors, and miscommunications at seaside lodgings. The tone is **genteel, domestic humor** typical of early 20th-century magazines—no sharp political edge. The jokes target everyday urban life, class pretensions, and gender stereotypes in ways designed to amuse middle-class readers. The page also advertises Judge's **Christmas Number** coming soon.
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Shows a greater percentage of increase in sales than any other beer in America. We were compelled to double our capacity to meet the demand. )) Wi High Life Beer leaves no after effect because P / it is absolutely pure and properly aged, ( You certainly will like it. WY ey SN Nenry C. Botjer, Distributor, 353 Broadway, Long Island City, New York. fase ue. MILWAUKEE GAZELLE, . NO END OF A GOOD TIME. | ANOTHER COMPLAINT ABOUT AUTOS. Of all the craft that sail the bay, Mr, Stubb— Yes; Mary Ellen. says A lonely road, From cats to steam-yachts swell, _| she is «ying to get a position as cook on A precious load, There’s none that draws attention like | an ocean liner.” An auto's chug-chug-chug ; | The famous old Gazelle. Urs. Stubs (in surprise)—" Gracious ! A youthful he Whatever put that in her head ? Too busily She is not grand, she is no freak, Mr. Stubb— Why, she read that there Steering to chance a hug. She's neither slow nor fast ; are three thousand pieces of crockery —Houston Post. Yet everybody turns his head broken every voyage.""— Chicago News. When the Gazelle goes past. ODD CHANGE. ‘s Do you get up tired and feel tired all day?| ‘Grabbit has given up bank clerking J UDGE’S And even if she's out of sight Tey tablespennfal of Abbot’ Biter in swect| to take a postion as a conductor on the fat Leet be diemalitd To liners entering here, ened water before meals. At grocers’ or drug- | electric-cars, Returning Toyqee wan know gists’. + But that’s an odd change.” J Teventy sebenth When the Gazelle is near. ‘THE LANDLADY'S MISTAKE. “Odd change? Sure! That's what in- ‘ ‘ im."—Bohemian, Oh, dear Gazelle, for aye shall live On her first night at the seaside lodg. | “¥°e4 peel IC H R I STMA S Thy (ragrantineeese: ings the visitor found it. Incredible it| 4s ysUAL,“SHE” SEEMS TO BE POPULAR. For thou towest Coney garbage scows | Seemed, for the landlady had appeared a| “1. seems quite proper to call an auto- ‘And dumpest them at sea ! neat, cleanly, cautious body. But as the| 1 ob ile « she,” considering how hard it is ER New York Times. [lady visitor knew litte of her landlady) mobile * she.’ considering. ow ha * land nothing of her predecessor in ie Be. : apartment, she decided to mention the ° “I found something in my bedr od dent, * weil have to send some man to] she began, and the ak dtady interropted. The glow of the good old briar by a news gradual tothe poor man's|*"* Tense must have brought twith/ The glow imparted to all by | ANTS MONTCOMERY FLACG “Send Hannigan,” suggested Finne-| YOU!” se “I am quite sure I didn't," said the : gan. “He's just the man to break the] visitor, «for | counted all mine before I TWENTY-FIVE CTS. yews gradual—he stammers s0.”—Ti-|1ef home. But if you insist that this sov- PER COPY —< ereign is mine, of course "—— —London ei IN A PITTSBURGH DEPARTMENT-STORE. | Daily Chronicle. Las forms open for respectable advertising Wiha did the store-walker say about TWICESTOLD “TALES. | until November 16th ae “That fellow Gabbles makes t SEVENTY-FIVE CTS. “He said if you didn’t obey the man- ager’s order and leave off your switch Re eae Make the ideal PER AGATE LINE you'd be side-tracked."— Cleveland Plain What's the trouble ? ware Dealer. Kaox— Every time he makes a sute-/ Fireside Comfort JUDGE COMPANY — ment he winds up with ‘or, in other | DGE A woman's idea of being religious is| words,’ then Boes all over it again "— Order from nearest dealer for Thanksgiving Magasine 225 FOURTH we getting a new hat to look fine in church. | Chicago New pay ees copy carried NEW YORK CI @20TH CENTURY LIMIT E D—new york Central and Lake’ shore comicbooks.com