Judge, 1910-03-19 · page 2 of 16
Judge — March 19, 1910 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, not political satire. It features commercial advertisements for consumer products popular in the early 20th century: - **Razor advertisements** (Durham-Duplex and Perfection brands) promoting safety razors versus old-style straight razors - **Philip Morris cigarettes** - **Pears' soap** emphasizing purity and economy - **Gibson's Rye Whiskey** - **Cortez cigars** The only editorial content appears to be brief notes titled "Courtesy Dying Out" and "The Old Spirit of Materialism," critiquing modern discourtesy and materialism—typical light social commentary for Judge magazine. The large building photograph (appears to be City Hall) serves as background for the whiskey advertisements. This is essentially a commercial page with minimal satirical content.
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Old-Style Razor Made Absolutely > Safe—the Safety-Razor Made Absolutely Perfect AZ ARAZOR Everything a Razor Should Be Ifyou usea “Safety” Razor, you'll If youuse the old-style razor, you'll like the Durham-Duplex Razorbetter _ like the Durham-Duplex better, be- because it has every good feature of causeit hasevery advantageof thelong the best “safety” razor and the blade, with the additional al advantage additional advantage that oftemovableb! itshaves with the conect| FREE TRIAL OFFER ing stropping and honing sliding diagonal stroke— ¢ Durham-Duplex Resor anew, | unnecessary; | insures a ronaling heehee. | Subtaewerenfanged tele: [san bea edpeforency vices cannot plete outht upon receipt of $5.00, and |shave. The blades can, AF not entire tislactory, yerurn i wever, eye sed and easily and quickly shaves | >< razor, New blades, for 50c, 5 Ss WILL SURELY WANT A COPY OF THAT EASTER NUMBER of Jupcr which will be out next week, | so order your newsdealer to put your (or her) name on a copy when the sup- ply comes in. This is the only sure way to get it—it may help you get her. Jupcr will be properly attired for the occasion. James Montgomery Flagg is ‘working on Jt Easter attire and | His Honor will be just in style for the Easter parade on Fifth Avenue. | Dyas-Clive Company Los Angeles COURTESY DYING OUT. Ge. | (From Columbus Journal.) Sharpen Your Blades with the Perfection Automatic Razor Strop For Safety or Ordinary Blades desire, send name of your dealer. Name style = if safety. Satisfaction positively kuar- ‘or money back Perfection Razor Strop Company 95 Dearborn St., Room 50. Chicago Ped Branch ladison Avenue Metre 1s Life Ins. Bl gia We have received from some one—a woman, we should say, from the writing |—a letter containing this little para-| ~ graph, aad nothing more: | Courtesy—At one time a mark of re-| spect for women. Passed into oblivion with the advent of street cars.—Vance C. Criss in Jupcr. We take this to be a reminder of our | persistency in resisting the tendency to make the trolley car a university of dis- |courtesy, It is a hard fight against the selfish, grabbing, look-out-for-No.-1 \spirit of the age. The old serpent of | materialism has got loose and is crawl- ing over everything. And it crawls into the lap of the young fellow sitting | |in acar, while a woman hangs toa strap in front of him, and he cannot get up. | It is a sorry spectacle. 1Philip Morris Cigarettes Yesterday, today and al- ways, anywhere, every- where the proper thing to smoke. CELEBRATED Rye Whiskey | CAMBRIDGE CANE e 25¢ DOR 35¢ AMBA the afte In Cork and Plain Tips “The Little Brown Box'* Factories: Cairo, London, New York and Montrea, No impurity in Pears’ Soap. Economical to use. It wears out only for your comfort and cleanli- ness. Sold in every land. FoR MEN OF BRAI: IGAR *MADE AT KEY WEST- Rye Whiskey HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS PAPER WAREHOUS Nos, ©. 34 and 86 Bleecker Street | Branch Warehouse, 20 Beekman Street, New Yo ALL KINDS OF PAPER MADE TO ORDER In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com