Judge, 1908-04-25 · page 18 of 24
Judge — April 25, 1908 — page 18: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page contains primarily **advertisements and brief comic vignettes** rather than political cartoons. The main content is an Everwear hosiery ad emphasizing durability through product claims and guarantee language. The small comics scattered throughout are period workplace and domestic humor: - **"Docked Again"**: A servant (Sarah Jane) breaks her neck falling downstairs; her employer deducts it from wages—dark humor about class exploitation and employer callousness. - **"Quite Right"**: A suffragist argues women deserve equal treatment; a man dismissively agrees women "never suffer insolence"—satire of anti-suffrage attitudes. - **"There's a Reason"**: A nervous man admits his wife makes him more anxious than any other woman—conventional marital humor. - **"In Mars"**: An asylum keeper explains a professor has gone mad insisting Earth is inhabited—absurdist humor playing on early-20th-century space speculation. The page reflects Judge's mixture of consumer advertising and light social satire typical of 1920s American magazines.
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The Sox That Stand The Grind Everwear Sox stand the grind of the hardest kind of If they did not, we could not afford to every-day wear. guarantee them for six months. We make them so good that in ordinary cases we could well afford to guarantee But what might wear you a year would not wear some men more than Everwear Sox will last six months, no matter them a year. half that length of time, But we do know how hard the usage. It’s simply impossible to make sox better erwear, We use Egyptian Cot- the best the world affords absolutely fast, pu _willnot injure the feet. And they are knit to feel comfortable, no seams—no wrin- humps anywhere to irritate the feet. of Everwear Sox and forget your of teats appear in any of end them pack and get a new and a coupon for oubles. If plack and ct, blue, steel gray, and * Women’s hosiery in black, black with white feet, and tan, In boxes of six pairs $2.00, one size 10. a box~assorted colors if desired, light and dark gray, positive guarantee. n’s light weight, Silk Lisle in black, blue, ne, $3.00 per box of six pairs, covered by sai Everwear. If he ply fill out the coupon, ‘and we will send t end for free booklet, Everwear Hosiery Co., Dept. 20, Milwaukee, Wis. THE RIGHT VAN FOR HIM. Mistress—* Sacah Jane, what has| ‘In the struggle for liberty,” shouted happened?" the long-haired: a ist, 1 al- Sarah Jane— Oh, mum, Vv brothers, in th down the stair and broken my ne os 1 the doughty Mistress (firmly) -"* Well, whatever as he ‘pulled him into the patrol. ‘Palle you've broken, it'll be dedu from) more American, your "Sydney Balletin, DOCKED AGAIN. i the RIGHT. . German Emperot and King of Prost” the suffr: toon the N have been wrcageed “Your Health!’ suffered in a thou- ANGOSTURA BIT ‘eonds. Send hoe free for ages » is one way in which they suffer | nan, standing up in the re “What wa ? suffragist. They have neve: ins e. CAUTIOUS. THERE'S A REASON. Jeweler Shall I engrave the bride's Wallie—** Next to a woman, what is} ees on the insic | the most nervous thing you know?’ nce—* Better say, ‘For my best | lac ter. | Willie next to a woman." _[ ove te Flic il and secure you a position |. Hundreds of 00 ‘A Knight of the Grip” and testimonials f ‘eraduates who have been placed in good positions. Add oa IN MARS. Poor professor. I suppose his mind gave way under the enor- Or . ses Visitor— National Salesmans Training Association mous strain of his ceaseless astronomical researches PRrCES; Monadnock Block, Chicago, Il., Scarritt Bidg., Kansas City, Mo., oF Keeper Yes; but he is harmless. He began to insist that the earth is umber Cachange, Minneapolis, Minn. ‘Wette auras ofice and evation paper. inhabited, Js thought it best to have him placed ina safe place where he could be taken care of.” comicbooks.com