Judge, 1911-06-10 · page 23 of 24
Judge — June 10, 1911 — page 23: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising** with minimal editorial content. The advertisements showcase early 20th-century consumer products: Blatz beer (Milwaukee brewing), Milo Egyptian cigarettes, Velvet pipe tobacco, and Pears' soap. The only identifiable editorial content is a photograph labeled "Judge's Favorite" showing **Crystal Herne**, identified as the leading woman in Augustus Thomas's play *"As a Man Thinks"* at the Thirty-Ninth Street Theater. This appears to be a theater promotion. Below the photograph runs a poem titled "Keep A-Smilin'!" (attributed to John Nicholas Beffel in *National Magazine*) offering cheerful platitudes about optimism and perseverance—typical sentimental verse for the era. The page contains no political satire or recognizable social commentary. It functions as a straightforward commercial vehicle and entertainment promotion, reflecting Judge's reliance on advertising revenue and its role in promoting Broadway theater and consumer goods to affluent readers.
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THE SENTIMENT OF THE HARVEST Ce nna BIA WEN 7 BEE FOOD VALUE, NGCO MILWAUKEE WIS as Groner tiredness and F Young VD. Pass Temple St, Seinfeld, Masn The Egyptian Cigarette of Quality AROMATIC DELICACY MILDNESS PURITY 2 at your Club or Dealer's THB SURBRUG CO., Makers, New York. JUDGE'S FAVORITE. [aS sit CHRYSTAL BERNE LEADING WOMAN WITH JOHN MASON IN AUGUSTUS THOMAS'S “AS A MAN THINKS,” AT THE THIRTY-NINTH STREET THEATER. Keep A-Smilin'! Still a-smilin’, my good brother? That’s the way through life t’ go. Keep a-laughin’, don’t y’ worry, An’ Dull Care won’t have a show. Check your trunk for Sunshine Country, Where old Trouble never strays, An’ you'll help th’ world be merry While y’ live through happy day’. Keep on dreamin’, it won’t hurt y’; Let th’ world know you don’t care, Though th’ wild winds rage an’ ruin All your castles of th’ air. Sing your song—if it’s a sad one, Better sing it mighty low; But if there is sunshine in it, Lift your voice an’ let us know. Don’t quit hopin’; it will bring y’ All y’ need an’ plenty more. He who works an’ keeps a-smilin’ Finds life sweet unto th’ cot S'pose th’ clouds do hide th’ h Can’t have blue skies all th Got t’ use th’ clouds for somethin’; Y’ won't mind it if y’ smile. If y’ feel bad, just remember There's a heap worse off than you; But they smile an’ keep on hopin’, An’ their days are never blue. What's th’ use, friend, 0’ complainin’? It won't get y’ nothin’ good; While you'll sure be well an’ happy If you'll smile an’ just saw wood. —John Nicholas Beffel, in National Magazine. Glory is in a man’s head and a wom- an’s heart.—N. Y. Press. Mothers will ind Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup the best remedy for their children. 25c. a bottle. In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. THE SMOOTHEST TOBACCO —for travelling. The long journey will seem shorter if you have your old friend “pipe” and a box o Velvet. Velvet is Burley tobacco —exceptional Burley—the choice leaves of each plant. These selected leaves are mellowed and cured for two years so scientifically and with such skill that they make the mildest, coolest, smoothest smoke you ‘ever put into your pipe. Velvet is different from any other tobacco yoo \ever tasted. Bet —ill you doubt—get a can to-day. You'll realize Bs qeodoess the’ iniuzhs you try 3 It will prove itsell. SPAULDING & MERRICK Chicago, Ill. Ina neat metalcan 10 cents Atyour dealer's orif he GS told’ out send th soc. We'll send youa dan to any address in the U.S.A. | TOBACCO _ HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS PAPER WAREHOUSE Nos. $2, 34 and 36 Bleecker Street Branch Warehouse, 20 Beekman Street, New York ALL KINDS OF PAPER MADE TO ORDER Pears’ Economy is a watchword of the thrifty. That’s one reason so many prosperous people use Pears’ Soap. here’s no waste about it, It wears | out, of course | On sale everywhere. comicbooks.com