Judge, 1909-06-19 · page 15 of 16
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This page is primarily **advertising and contest results**, not political satire. It announces winners of Judge's May puzzle contest (identifying five musical instruments and an advertised product). The page contains several product advertisements: Old Overholt Rye whiskey, College Colors prints, Apollinaris mineral water, and Pennsylvania Railroad service. There's one small cartoon labeled "Optical Illusion" showing a woman startled by what appears to be a hat or head popping up—a mild visual gag about perception. A brief joke section includes "A Coincidence" (about church notices appearing together absurdly) and "Help for a Holder-Up" (a pun on Atlas the Titan, with "holder-up" meaning both burden-carrier and robber). The page represents typical Judge content: mix of light humor, advertisements, and contest administration rather than pointed political commentary.
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AWARDS MAY PUZZLE CONTEST (See Issue of May 29th) The five musical instruments and the advertised article are as follows: 1. Violin 2. Banjo 3. Cymbals OVERHOLT RYE A STRAIGHT WHISKEY, MADE TO. DAY THE SAME AS IT WAS IN 1810—AL- MOST A CEN. TURY AGO. A. OVERHOLT 6 C0, Pittsburg, Pa. | |COLLEGE COLORS HHirwhaner Copyright, 199, by J HER BUOY sats In sepia, $1.00 Mapd-coloted, $1.50 Because of the large demand for theabove print in color, we have arranged with one of the best artists to hand-color the same In Your College Colors Send in your order, with name of college and colors JUDGE COMPANY 225 Fifth Avenue New York Whotemale plied ty he im Spare, New Yori "ON 4. Church Organ 5. Piccolo 6. Karo Syrup | PRIZE AWARDS First Prize, $10 Awarded to E. A. Dawn, 38 Vine Street, Cincin-| nati, O. Second Prize A Year's Subscription to Leslie's Weekly Awarded to each of the following: John S. O'Connor, New York, N,.¥, E D. + TN N. Antoni Third Prize A Year's Subscription to Judge's Library Awarded to cach of the following: George B. Nash, Rockford, II, Paul Rossdeutscher, Louisville, Ky, A. Irving Taft, Melrose, Mass. Delmas H. Leroy, Lisbon, Mrs, H. Walters, E, FE. Pa. Pittsburgh, Fourth Prize A Copy of Photogravure “Unrequited Lae” Awarded to each of the following: e, M.D, Traverse City, E. Il, Simerson, Sandusky M. Murphy, New York, . New York, Hough, B oO. (New York Sun. zman, New York, N.Y. ick, Providence, R. 1. ite, P K. Lundy, Williamsport, | Mothers wil tind Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup the | best remedy for their chit A COINCIDENCE. On the noti poard of a church near | Manchester the other day the following announcements appeared together: A potato-pie supper will be held on Satur- day evening. Subject for Sunday even- ing, “A Night of Agony.” —Manchester Guardian. HELP FOR A HOLDER-UP. Atlas was bearing: the world on his shoulders. The gri tes will soon relieve me !"" he cried. Herewith gave it another shift.- In answering advertisen s please mention Junce. Pure, Healthful, Refreshing Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS” OPTICAL ILLUSION “Goad jracious! achat that jie) has Meggernorfir sar ont Elactter PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Bulleti A TRAIN FOR EVERYBODY. Convenience, comfort, time, and cost are essential considerations in travel. For the business man, the fastest train with its additional appointments is a necessity. To the tourist traveling for pleasure, or the family, the slower train, with the same comforts and conveniences of first-class railway travel, appeals. ‘The Pennsylvania Railroad trains between the eastern and west- em cities accommodate all classes. The busy man uses the “Pennsylvania Special" between New York and Chicago because it makes the run in eighteen hours, and its schedule does not interfere with office work. The less strenuous traveler, and the family party, will take “ The Pennsylvania Limited,” the world’s standard passenger train, the “Chicago Limited,” or the “ New York and St. Louis Limited,” which are just as luxuriously appointed and provide all the comforts and con- veniences of home or hotel. ‘There are also express trains on fast schedules with sleeping cars, dining cars and coaches, between New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati and Cleveland, which leave at convenient hours and provide high grade accommodations. The dining car service of the Pennsylvania Railroad has been long and favorably known for its excellence, and the scenic attractions ‘of the route are unexcelled. The Pennsylvania Railroad to and from Chicago offers excep- tional advantages to the visitor to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition at Seattle. EEE EEE It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com