Judge, 1907-12-07 · page 42 of 48
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This page from Judge (appears to be early 1900s) is primarily **advertising and miscellaneous content** rather than political cartoons. The layout contains: **Advertisements:** - W. Harper whiskey ("On Every Tongue") - Dr. Siegert's Angostura Bitters - White Rose Glycerine Soap - George Palliser's Modern Buildings book - Sunny Brook Whiskey **Comic Vignettes:** Brief, disconnected jokes about relationships and social situations—typical Judge humor: - A daughter requests her mother's written promise to stay away as a wedding gift - Jokes about engagements, courtship, and marriage - Military humor (colonel and cannon report) **No clear political satire** is evident. The page reflects Belle Époque-era attitudes toward courtship, alcohol, and domesticity, with humor aimed at upper-middle-class readers. The content is lighthearted social commentary rather than political critique.
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Sudge THE BEST WEDDING PRESENT. | AMother—« Mf you marry Robert, | swear that Il never set foot in your house !” Daughter—* Please put that down in | writing. I'd like to give your promise to | Robert for a wedding present !"—Meg- gendorfer Blatter, mmedy lor their Children. asc a bot F wcroUR HEALTH?!” SHE HAD EXPERIENCE. Bie ree hse AN Hi — t rear’ Mr. Green —“Will. you believe me swith grape fru when I tell you that I was never before rl / wise Jalen ng. _champagre. engaged to any girl (® i drinking iss Summermaid— Oh! Uknew that] TST TG EME PLE dW. wurvepuunn 0 Wea Si pote the first time you kissed me."—Mustrated Bits, Dr. Ball's Cooth Syrep often breaks up the worst cold In | PREVIOUS a day, aud thus preven ack of pueumonia. 25. |" BY DERIENCE, j BETICAL, MUST HAVE MEANT HIM, She drew her- ROSE The kinder- Nell —«1 really think May is in love|self up with a e garten children with you. simple dignity are struggling Ned —** Do you, really? Why 2?” which impress- a fae with the alpha- Nell—«1 heard her remark yesterday | ed the man who ‘bet. that homeliness in a man is not really a,had been ad- “Who can fault, but a sign of character."—Ex. dressing her f . i tell what comes on with impassion- alter G?" asks Cocktail! Remember, never at its best with- | ed ardor. the teacher, out Abbott's Bi.ters. ** You cannot a 7 - | Silence reigns. touch me!” she i 7 Again the When a girl is afraid to be in adark| Such me! Boe 3 gaesl lone g it about.—/ ‘ f ered from sad| . one know what = experience that} ¥ i f \ comes after “MEN OF BRAINS” she who lend- - Gr" ay ae eth to others] (P aw. = Then Ca | borroweth trou-| |ton raises his |ble for herseif. of the many reasons why Tal [hand. “1 do, |—Baltimore ‘ou should always say— hesays. * Whiz. and de net want thelr clear money trevoerimenta 5 resays. Whi American ose” when you buy soap, Gee whiz." | —— . It is real, pure glycerine soap—not om gate ——_ | glycerine in name only—and you do not | i gina oy iced THE NORTH AMERICAN || triseasicr for! § teed to be told the soothing and bene- | Home Compan. y leading ENGRAVING co. a father to keep| [hy ficial effect of glycerine om the skin. fon, dealers his coin and his Its perfume has no equal _and leaves —- boy apart than| J) bebind a very delicate and refined odor. | ts the-ontow: ’ jit is to teach FERD. MULIE! my Cneece'o/ i Corman, raisers’ union _ Ew YORK CITY. || them tostick to- atLaene a RROPPT: | there should be 120 Gramercy. | . 208 Broadway, New York, No Yo strength. —Ex. ‘Gend 16 cts, tn stamps for fall aize eample cake, i JUST MISUNDERSTOOD. ONE ON THE COLONEL. e “Here's Gwendoline Cashit going to | The colonel— A cannon report has marry an English lord, and you told me been heard as far as one hundred and h her trip to Europe was a matrimonial + | forty-six miles.” \ failure.” ; | The general— And could you hear it fi “ Laidok te you anything of the kind F YOU are thinking about | | while you were running, colonel ? I anid i had baron results."—Seltimore ; Building a House an in- ee en ; : vestment of $1.00 now will Hamm Fatter—" But, me boy, if you : TALKING ABOUT CRICKET. — save you hundreds of dollars | | saw me act last night, why do you want s He was telling her about the members P in building a house, by get- | | another pass 2” : of his cricket team. Now there's 3 ting the latest and most prac- Kid—"1 want to give it to Fimmie Brown,” said he “in a few weeks" time s Sie tical ideas of the noted and | | Jones. doggone him !"— Chicago News. e'll be our best mai ' : Ss F “Oh, Jack,” she gushed, “ what a nice Bie | capable architect, Mr. George 7 ' way to ask me !"— Judy. — Palliser. We therefore de- i f F 4 sire to call your special at- tention to our new book just issued and containing over ONE HUNDRED UP-TO-DATE HOUSE PLANS THE TITLE OF THIS BOOK IS GEORGE PALLISER’S MODERN BUILDINGS ||§ Sorell e pa od Hentecky. badd bertect A seg_sn-tadate book. containing ovr eae handed plans (al ner) of hogs rangi ee ation and careful agelng— from $sc0 to $20,000 ‘of Pabic Library Baidings, Sommer tHotela: Stables: Poth Halls, Such a whiskey ten ete. is hook ina cllction of practical designs showing examples cf houtes recently ba, and in valuable to everyone thinking of building. by reason of thew having been: wait very few Planned’ e atnary course of banyarcects ‘practne daring’ the last few years; sad built i args Fat of be ounry win the Pree ge Toll description accompanies, 2, giving sizes, herght of stories, how built and finished, and snprovenens Comaied: en site teerontoral torrie cake cores maeepnion wae ing, as the plana and dexigns embody the beat thought and most careful say of those erecting they, ere, real results as to cost and a guide that is sate to follow. These design: plans hove, there ia en ‘sealed witl the Government Sale tha an‘ lly appreciated lor thew racial clit, and stand lane sual examples Stamps! roo mbich it By James Montgomery Flagg, Copyright, 197, by Judge Co. A CONTENTED FOOL. oe Ki Ieee paves, mi t= 14 Receen Peten bom henry fares over oat price. sadrene ce aca Photogravure in sepia, 8 x 11 ‘Orders with remittances to o5.Cemt, JUDGE COMPANY, 225 Fourth Avenue, New York Remit by money order or check—don’t send currency. Twvce Co., 225 Fourth Avenue, New York. comicbooks.com