Judge, 1909-02-27 · page 15 of 16
Judge — February 27, 1909 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, with small humorous filler content typical of early 20th-century magazines. ## The Humor Sections "**Reflected Humor on Sunday**" contains brief, genteel jokes: - A child's wordplay about calling toy soldiers the "Salvation Army" on Sundays - A pratfall joke about roller-skating causing a black eye - Classroom humor about a "stupid pupil" These represent mild, family-friendly Victorian/Edwardian-era humor with no political content—just gentle domestic and school-based comedy. ## The Advertisements The page showcases period products: Old Overholt Rye whiskey, Underberg Bitters (marketed for digestion), Gund's beer, Krementz collar buttons, and various other goods. Several ads employ now-dated marketing tropes (weight-loss boxes, "barbers make side money" schemes). The page reflects **early 1900s consumer culture** and advertising standards rather than political satire. Judge magazine's satirical edge isn't evident here—this is a typical advertising-heavy page with light comic relief.
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ESTABLISHED 1410 OLD OVERHOLT RYE Bottled’ in Bond, it goes direct in ts natural cond than four years old and 100 proof when bott there is quite so ‘A. OVERHOLT & Co. Pinsburgh, Pe. | Now On Sale | 178-180 Fifth Ave. 367 Fifth Ave, | 184 roadway New York Chicago Philadelphia The one Wellington — Chestnnt St. Accredited Agencies inal Principal Cities of the World GUND'S PEERLESS ot “The Beer thet makes the | world smile with you." have it in by the Gund Ising juices of with the *Peatal us foe bene® JOHN GUND BREWING CO. La Crosse, Wis. REFLECTED HUMOR ON SUNDAY. Font mather—"Ob, Reginald, Regi nald! 1 thought 1 told you not to play with your soldiers on S vald--** But | call them the Salva- tion Army on Sunday."" Sunday-schoo! FLORAL NOTE “How did you contrive to cultivate such a beautiful black eye?" asked Brow “Oh,” replied Fogg, who had been practicing upon roller-skates, “1 raised it from a slip!" United Presbyterian, A $1.00 BOX FREE) It Will Quickly and Safely Reduce Your Weight to Normal, and Give 1 “For what Teacher (to stupid pupil) is Dis: ede? Stupid pupil Bright litte whisper) ‘Ls Stupid towels.” pap Western Christian Advocate. THE IDEAL. ter learning to. play always pay cash.” BY WAY OF CONTRAST. u don't approve of it a most « country of an undersirable RATHER MIXED. a believe in the power of mind Oh, never mind what matter. ""—Bal- timore American, If You Have Indigestion or lack appetite, nothing will \elp you so surely as UNDER- BERG BITTERS. It is a delicious, refreshing, _ bracing cordial-tonic, famous for more than sixty years, and is "always the same." Ask for "UN- DERBERG” Enjoyable as a Cocktail and Better for You Over 7,000,000 Bottles Imported to ‘the United States Betled only by H. Underberg Albrecht, heiabere, Germany LUYTIES BROTHERS \ ij itt er Liqteur 204 William Street, New York LA 4 Sole Agents ea A AN Old Reliable, Original, Dismood | and Watch Credit House CO, Dept. B44, 92 State St, Chicago, II, BARBERS MAKE SIDE MONEY. ‘Travel anywhere aid make 13, ELYRIA, om. LAUGH WITH SIS HOPKINS jer Own Book 106 NEWS-STANDS We Means that if a Krementz Collar Button is broken or damaged from any cause, you can take it to the nearest dealer who is authorized to exchange it for a new one Free of Cost Wee insure all Krementz Buttons because they are so well made that not one in ten thousand ever breaks, Solid gold and rolled plate, at alll dealers. Send for booklet, “Story of Collar Button.”? KREMENTZ & CO. 73 Chestnut St. Newark, N. J. comicbooks.com