Judge, 1910-01-29 · page 14 of 16
Judge — January 29, 1910 — page 14: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertisements and contest results**, with limited satirical content. ## Main Elements: **Advertisements:** Hunter Baltimore Rye whiskey and Blatz beer dominate the page, typical of early 1900s magazine advertising. **Short Humor Pieces:** Several brief comedic anecdotes appear, including: - A story about a father insulting his college-educated son, who responds by quoting Masonic lodge rituals - A riddle about a woman's possessions - A joke about a woman waking her sleeping husband **Battle Contest Results:** Judge ran a contest asking readers to name Civil War battles (Shiloh, Spottsylvania, Manassas won). Winners received cash prizes and magazine subscriptions. **Literary Content:** A satirical English song mocking suffragettes and politicians—women disrupting government with vegetables—reflects contemporary anxiety about the women's suffrage movement. The page reflects early 20th-century American magazine culture: commercial advertising funding editorial content, reader engagement through contests, and topical political humor targeting social reform movements.
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JUDGE SEUREEEREEEEERENEEEEEEEEESEAEOEENEEEEEIEERESESEREER EES, THE GOOD NAME OF HUNTER BALTIMORE RYE IS WORLD WIDE, ITS REPUTATION UNSURPASSED Atteeeeneeneneentenneeneeneneenes nd by Jobers. old ar all ar WM. LANAMAN & SON, Haithmore, Md. pTrrreetierrerrrirrrorriosoir ls) EPC Pee cerrorrrereererrercenrer renee THEN HE SHOOK HANDS WITH HIS SON. OU LOOK like a fool!"’ thundered the disgusted man 1 son just in from colle “More and a conceited, harebrained, helpless fool an acquaintance of the old gentleman entered the office and saw the yout! “Hello, Charley! Back, he exclaimed to look more and y, you're get ¢ your father every ye Ya-as,"" said Charley; ernor’s just been telling me. that's what the gov- —Red Hen, A RIDDLE. She had a gold piece round and bright, A nest egg planned, Designed for keeping till it grew A fortune grand. She had a diary, all bound Designed for keeping till its course r had sp She had a secret rich and rare, Concerning all into our minds T end, This riddle crept: Which of the three do She longest kept? ping tight until ‘ou suppose The world should end, WHEN THE SLEEPER WAKES. “John!"' she exclaimed, jabbing her elbow into his ribs at two-seventeen a.m., “did you lock the kitchen door?"’ And John, who is inner guard and was just then dreaming over last lodge meeting. sprang up in bed, made the proper sign, and responded, Ruler, our portals are guarded !"" Oh, he hit the title right, even if he was asleep!—United Presbyterian. Yes, friend, BLATZ MILWAUKEE Ask for it at the Club, Cafe or Buffet. Insist on “‘Blatz”’ Correspondence Invited direct In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. JUDGE is published weekly by the LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY 25 Filth Avenue, New York City Wrsteen ADVERTISING OFFICE 1195-7 Marquette Building, Chicago, Il. ee $5.00 125 Yew York, or by express or postal order. not by local To Canadian Provinces add % Ruilding, Chancery Lane, B.C. Lo thy Street, Adetphi, London ‘ompany will be taken at a t Britain with all manuseripts, otherwise inder obligations if that fact be 2 cents; 1907, 90 cents, ete jress should give the old as well three weeks must necessarily ‘will reach any new subscriber, per. Prot first copy of JUL AWARDS IN BATTLE CONTEST The award of prizes made in accordance with the conditions printed in JupGe No. 1464, for November 6th, 1. Shiloh 2. Spottsylvania 3. Manassas FIRST PRIZE $5.00 Awarded to E. S. Wools Versailles, Ky Secretary Y. M. C. A., SECOND PRIZE $1.00 Awarded to each of the following: V. A. Trussell, Atlanta, Ga. A. R. Edminston, Lincoln, Neb. ph J. Mabmey, Boston, M. n, Bellefontaine, =. Connor, Ann Arbor, Mich. THIRD PRIZE A year's subscription to JUDGE'S LIBRARY Awarded to each of the following: Charles Ferris, Fairfield, Conn. Cedar Rapids, Ia. v York, N. a. tevens, Albany, N.Y. kstaff, Oshk v msport, Pa, A, W. Kendrick, Saratoga Springs, J. H. Monroe, Guilford, Conn. L. McDaniel, Shinnston, should insist that ing it; insures your 2a A NEW ENGLISH SONG. father, dear father, come with me now, They've put gentle mother in jail; For o'er the prime minister's criminal brow She deftly inverted a pail; Then scattered some cabinet members in flight With ancient tomatoes, undressed, And handed a bishop a good woman's right About where his pants met his vest They jugged her: but don’t feel dis- graced, dad, I pray- It took six policemen to lead her away. —Life. home Oh, “Cohen’s ill in bed, I hear.”” “Yes. He smoked a cigar from the wrong pocket.""—London Opinion. 1909, is as follows : 4. Chancellorsville 5. Cold Harbor 6. Rubberset Shaving Brush Anna O. Wilson, New York: N. Y. H. I. Switzer, Joplin, Mo. Mrs. Eunice’ L. Hamlin, Everett, Mass William T. Ca Marshall, Tex. Arnold E. Johnson, Lovell, Wyo. Mrs. John D. Chartener, Pittsburgh, A. Punzel, Jefferson, Wis. muel H. Wright, Kansas City, Mo. . William Mathews, New York, FOURTH PRIZE A year's subscription to SIS HOPKINS’ MAGAZINE OF FUN Awarded to each of the following: Raymond Waters, Pottsville, Pa. Frederic M. Scaife, Pittsburgh, Pa. Catherine E. Browne, Sharonville, 0. Laura R. Merry, Ogdensburg, N. Y. C. F. Cook, Charlottesville, Va. Mrs. Thomas Crowley, Elmira, N. Y. E. S. Dyer, Pittsburgh, Pa. H. Halladay, Lena, Ill. George Webster, North Seattle, Wash. John Garnood, Hornell, N. Y. , Pittsburgh, Pi Philadelphia, New York, N Max Eggers, Chicago, Ili. Mrs. Archibald Stuart Muir, Cincin- nati, O C. A. Hodges, Benton Harbor, Mich. William J. Dalton, Westfield, Mass. Mrs. Burtis Knox, Elmira, N. James G. Boyd, Water Valley, M Jobn B. Mazzei, New York, N. 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