Judge, 1910-03-12 · page 14 of 16
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This page is primarily **filler content and advertisements** rather than coherent political satire. The main elements are: **"Answers to Correspondents"**: A humorous advice column where a reader asks about his dog being kidnapped by the "Black Hand" (Italian organized crime). The editor's absurdist response treats dog-napping as a "fair and humane" profession, joking that the dog's tail length determines negotiation time. **"Cap and Gown Smiles"**: A collection of college humor jokes mocking professors and students—entirely apolitical. **Various Advertisement**: Including Liqueur Peres Chartreux (French liqueur), Cook's Champagne, and Judge's Library on alcoholism. **Easter Tokens advertisement**: Promoting Judge-branded Easter cards. The satire is **mild and social rather than political**—targeting academia, pretentious society types, and absurd situations. No identifiable political figures or events are referenced. This appears to be a general-interest humor magazine page from the early 20th century, mixing ads with lightweight comic content.
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ir world-renowned pr sur Peres Chartrey Gteeeeeeeeoesesoseseneses 3 ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS ® Sevssesessssvvesseevsseeed DITOR or Jup ment, Dear sir—I come to you for advice in regard to my dog. The inclosed letter from the Black Hand will explain all. Advise me how to proceed to get my dog back, as my heart is rent in twain over my loss. In haste, Mr. 1M. Sarne. Lost Dog Depart- THE LETTER Deer Sur. We. Got Cummand few taw Baige © Hot Buctrweet cawes 2 cuPs uv Hot Coffe Some Good Bulter The SPot wearing a a long tail, you might be able to ignore the demand of the kidnappers for ten days at least. Any dog of respectable size has astern appendage of more than twelve inches. That would afford you ample time to reach a compromise or jail the culprits before the dog's vitals were reached. Personally speaking, I consider them very fair and humane. Kidnappers are fa necessary evil. We should not dis- courage their profession for the sake of a few buckwheat cakes. The vaudeville sketch accompanying the transaction by the man with the green bandanna is in itself worth the ransom demanded. I advise you to be a sport—cough up the cakes and coffee and regain the dog intact. Eprror, For Sale, Lost, Wants, etc. Every lover of a oot cocktail should insist that Abbott's Bitters be used in making it; insures your getting the very best. Peres Chartreux MAND YEtLow— nd genuine Chartreuse hay alwa tig made by the Carthucian Monks eres doe & Wee Place under a Feat Ston€ neek The Old can beefour Six AM, as foltoes One uv ouR Men WILL Be neer GRean Ban= CAP AND GOWN SMILES BAD FOR THE POET. The managing editor was looking over & poem just submitted, It read: “When dusk is changing into dark, I'll meet her in the leafy park." “Don't think the meter is prop- er," he said, ‘Throw it out. University of Minnesota Minnehaha, THE LESSON. wet this be a lesson to you,"” said the professor, as he assigned the rest of the book,—Stanford University Chaparral. ERASED. Mo OleomaxGRam —“‘Is there any soup on the bill ——_—— of fare?” BA tot of marer Surip , “No, sir, There was, but T wiped it off."’—Harcard Lampoon, 1 uRE Face Ps. iF yeov open Yo a “MADE UP.” too thee Polease WEE Wit — wrty mind is made up,"* quoth kic YouRE pur By inches. Cutting the haughty society dame decidedly of A incH A dAy. becinéng At “Just like the rest of you, LE woRhing up “tohi's plied the ungentlemanly man.-— the ta FA s uP University of Minnesota Minnehaha, Neckti uNti, Yew ComPLye AFFINITIES. When Benjamin wed Annie, oh! danwer and wislin the Hoty we 2ney, bath were kindly fated; : : t Bennie-fited him, you kno Citey 8 His Leggs crosp. While she was Annie-mated. fememBer SYunce is Golden. —Cornell Wido OBay 8 thee pur is yourn. | Hower & HEN KI GED, @ is FOOT NOTES. Biact HANA OS Emma—"1 think Nat Charles is awfully light on his fect, don’t Mr. I. M. Sarneap—If your dog has you? Emmajean—"Well, maybe he is on his own; but he seemed awfully heavy on mine.”"—University of nsin Sphinz, Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup the best remedy for their children. 25e a bottle. TOO TRUE. ly ve a trim little waist,”” id as she put on her hat. But she turned me aside and quickly rer ¢ right—there’s no getting round that. —Princeton Tiger. THE SIMILARITY. “Do you know, Imogen, your hair reminds me of Syracuse?” “Because it's so near Auvarn, Cornell Widow. “There is a motion before the house, quoth Herod, as Salome unfurled the || filmy draperies.—Williams College Pure || | ple Cow. \| In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. | Pear to be rather high.” Judge is published weekly by the LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York City WESTERN AbvenTisine Orrice: Marquette Building, Chicago, Ill - + $800 ne 3 Subscriptions payable in advance by draft on New York, or by express of postal order, not by veal checks which are at a discount in New York ty, cents a year for postage: to all foreign countries | add $1.00 a ye EUROPEAN IMPERIAL EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE ine for all the publics y will be takeo at and advert addressed envelope with all manusci return of the latter when found unavailable be found at any news-stand, the publishers will be under obligations if that fact be Promptly reported on postal eard or by letter, BACK NUMBEI nt year, 10 cents per nts, ete. We ALL NEWSDEALERS hould give the okl as dering a change of addr well as the new address, and the ledger number on their wrapper. Hrom two to three weeks must nec: essarily elapse before the change can be made, before the frst copy of JubGr will reach any oe Liquor Habit. ive and per has yet been disc FAST. claims are teasenal Father— According to this monthly Ge incntvesiest features nad statement, John’s running expenses ap- The Cost Is A Mere Trifle CUP THIS OUT for future ref- Mother—*You must remember, fa- ther, that he is trying for the track team,"’"—Dartmouth Jack-o-Lantern, erence. and drop me a Postal Card NOW, for my FREE BOOKLET. 1t will explain to you the peculiar symptoms that accompany Moderate, Convivial “The hour is over, but I have the | Ssfovsal: Periodic and Chronic Despling it will JOHN C. EARL, M.A., 1013 Gates Av., Montclair. said the secretar: N.J.ULS.A.” A Postal will bring if to you, Cornell Widow, minutes left, ashe, left the meeting EASTER TOKENS are coming into usage more and more They differ from Xmas remembrances in that the selection is usually limited to a book or flowers. Why not be original this year and send a JUDGE photogravure, printed in beautiful sepia tones or hand colored ? Copyrieht, 1010, Laitie-Judee Co. % James Mentgomes Hace | HER HEART IN HER HAND Photogravure in sepia. 12 x 16—fifty cents Catalog containing other prints of Easter value, sent for ten cents. Leslie-Judge Company 225 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK JUDGE’S LIBRARY 10¢ ALCOHOLISM THE ANTOL TREATMENT for the the most effect= comicbooks. com