Judge, 1910-10-08 · page 15 of 16
Judge — October 8, 1910 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily an **advertising and humor page** from Judge magazine, not a political cartoon. The content consists of: **Main Elements:** 1. **Advertisements** dominating the page: Old Overholt Rye whiskey, Hunter Whiskey, South African Calabash pipes, and other consumer products—typical of early 20th-century magazine monetization. 2. **Brief humorous quips** under "Shear Steel" (the column header), including puns about aviators, roses, and ambition. These are light social commentary rather than sharp satire—jokes about class pretension and wealth. 3. **"Judge's Favorite"** features actress Winona Winter, reflecting the magazine's entertainment coverage. 4. **Illustrations** include a small cartoon about a child misunderstanding protective coloring in animals, and an "Odd Fellows" membership recruitment piece. The page reflects Judge's formula: mixing paid advertisements with mild humor targeting middle-class readers, rather than delivering pointed political satire.
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A richness, mellowness, never to be for- gotten. Try it straight, high-ball, mixed or fancy. Good, pure, pal- Saree tilled and Bot- Pied in Bond by A. Overholt & Co. Pittsburgh, Pa. rd weekly by the E-JUDGE COMPANY, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York City WrsTrRN ADVERTISING OPrice: Marquette Building, Chieago, Ill. Entered at New York as Second-class Mail Matter Ove year, or £2 numbers Six montha, oF 2% numbers Thirteen weeks = Subscriptions payable in advance by draft on New York, or by express or postal order. not by teat checks which are at a discount in New York City. inn tn Mexico, “Yo Canadian Provinces aad for postage ; to all foreign countries 1 Clara ip ind advertising for all the publics~ nt of Leslie-Judge Company will be takea at be held responsible for its loss or injury hands or in transit. JUDGE Shear Steel. Peril in Altitude. “The aviators couldn't fly on account of the weather." “Ab, now I know what is meant by the exposure of the men higher up!""— Youngstown Telegram. In the Air. A rose by any other name Would smell as sweet; An auto by some other name Would scent the street. —Yonkers Statesman, Lofty. “What a lofty ambition!” “*How so?" “‘He actually wants to be as good a Teddy Roosevelt says he ought —Detroit Free Press, JUDGE'S FAVORITE, WINONA WINTER, IN “HE CAME FROM MILWAUKEE.” CASINO THEATER. Why do we want to see “He Came from Milwaukee," Which now is in full blast ? "Cause you are in the cast. A Matter of Choice. Some people refer to money as rocks, ;, but we prefec to think of it as precious stones.— Buffalo Exp Needed, Too. Selfemade Crasus—*Ah! a stone don’t gather no moss, me boy !"" Rolling Stone. No; but it becomes more polished !""—Boston Transcript. Hints for Judge Readers. HE Jupce reader who smokes should drop a postal card to Wakem & McLaughlin, 225 East Illinois Stree! 25 Chicago, for a circular describing the rolling ie South African Calabash Pipe, which is fac K NOS Present year, 10 cents per +8, Dieents; 1998, 3) cents, ete. eo V3 ye" 2 ESSITY, ‘bat in the world Mrs. Blume? ¢ forgot our hammock when we came, ™y to the country. ’* MOTHER OF INVENTION re you doing up in that making such a hit in London. If they favor brilliants and want gems that look like diamonds, set in solid-gold mountings, sent on approval, they can write for a free catalogue to the Remoh Jewelry Company, 469 North Broadw St. Louis. If there is any trouble getting a comfortable shoe, women, or boys’, drop a pos catalogue of the hand-sewed Shoe to W. L. Douglas, 17 Street, Brockton, Ma Fooling the Lion. Barbara (who has just had a lesson on protective coloring)—‘*Daddy, 1 know why a giraffe is all over spots.”” Daddy—‘Well, why is it? Barbara—"'So that if a lion came along he would mistake it for a leaf.”” —London Purch. 38: jegsgeasasatasasengeqeae: S38 Tune, HUNTER WHISKEY HIGH-BALL recuperates because HUNTER WHISKEY is absolutely pure and a tonic that will restore both MENTAL AND PHYSICAL VIGOR. Wa EAN TAME SOS TE Sa ~ South “African Calabash [ South; African’ CalaBash Pipes! All hand mounted with solid silver band bearing the English Crown Mark, carefully selected bowl, and hard vulcanite bit. The Calabash is known in London as "the fad that came to stay."” Write for circular to WAKEM & McLAUGHLIN, Inc. 225 to 237 E. Illinois Street Chicago i Copyright, Jude feiss) Wey \vE NOT SEEN my OLD FRIEND “FRITZ.” FoR SO many MOONS, { set HE Has JoineD the > ODD-FELLOW, Co, Odd Fellows: Here I Am! Photogravure in sepia, 8 x 11, on heavy plate paper, twenty-five cents. sent upon receip' a drawing by P Leslie-Judge Company, Judge’s Amateur Art Contest complete illustrated catalogue of beauiful engravaz: by famous artists ten cents. | With every catalogue we cent without charge thya Stanlaws. Write now for catalogue 225 Fifth Avenue, New York Trade sugplied by the W. R. Asderion Co., 32 Union Square, New York RIZES of $5, $3, and $2 are awarded. All drawings failing to win prizes, but which are ured on the Amateur Page, will be paid for at the fate of one dollar each. Drawings must be made on white paper with India ink, as ordinary ink does not reproduce well in line cuts. Postage must be inclosed if return of drawings is desired. Only thove Jcawings markeel “For Amateur Contest ” will be considered. ‘This contest is open to. all, whether subscribers to Junct or not. There is no financial consideration. =: cars Address all drawings and jokes for the same to Art Editor JUDGE, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York City. “Amateur Cont In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com