Judge, 1911-06-10 · page 4 of 24
Judge — June 10, 1911 — page 4: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertisements** for steamship travel and hotel accommodations, with a small section of satirical cartoons on the right labeled "English Importations." The cartoons appear to be reprints from London publications (*London Opinion*, *London Punch*, *London Sketch*). They mock British social pretensions and mannerisms through humor about: 1. Hair styling/appearance concerns 2. Class-conscious visitor experiences in England 3. Medical advice-seeking behavior The cartoons use exaggerated character types to satirize British attitudes, likely appealing to American readers by portraying the English as snobbish or fussy. The specific identities of drawn figures are unclear, but they represent generic "types" rather than named individuals—a common Judge format for mocking national characteristics and social behavior.
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| |GET AWAY ON THE BLUE OCEAN TO THE CLEAR, BRACING AIR OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RICHMOND or WASHINGTON, D. C. Via Old Dominion Line | The Only Direct Line to Old Point Comfort and Norfolk without change. Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless Telegraph System. Hot or Cold Sea Water Baths can be procured on steamer without charge. Round Trip Tickets, including meals and stateroom berth on Old Dominion Steamer. New York to Old Point Comfort or Norfolk and return, $14" New York to Richmond or Washington and return, $15 N. R,, ft. of North Moore St., N. Y. DESK J. J.J. BROWN, General Passenger Agent. | Tickets and stateroom reservations, Pi } SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET. W. L. WOODROW, Traffic Manager, Geueral Offices, Pier 25, N. R., N.Y. olland Pouse as INEW_YORK CITY} . A, - Offers All Nee, g That is Best in Hotel Life “~ Recognized for yearsas the headquarters of New York's representative visitors from every state in the union. Arranged, appointed and conducted under an established system of Hotel ‘Management that has long catered to public demand. HOTEL PERFECTION AT CONSISTENT RATES BOOKLET aS pA ; f 5th Ave. and 30th St. (ae VFI | Near underground and elevated railroad stations. ENGLISH IMPORTATIONS The sitter—-"yea, 178 VERY NICE, BUT YOU'VE MADE MY HAIR TOO DARK.” The artist—" SHALL 1 ALTER IT OR WILL —London Opinion. NONE 80 BLIND AS THOSE WHO WON'T SEE. London Punch, Authoress (% sEancH OP “cory”)—“AaND 1 SUPPOSE VISITORS ARE NOT COMMON IN THIS OUT OP THE WAY PLAC! Superior waiter —“ w PAINFULLY 80, MOST HOP ‘ew! —Landon Opinion. The Impatient. —Doctor—‘‘Well, you're absolutely fit again now. You can tell the foreman you'll be back at work by, say, Wednesday."’ Ex-patient—'* We'd better not be too ‘asty, doctor. I’ve got a sort o’ funny feelin’ inside, just as if I was goin’ to | ‘ave a relapse on Toosday.’’'—London Sketch. Murine—Through its Tonle effect, Stim- ulates Healthy Circulation in the Blood Supply Nourishing the Eye and thus Promotes Eye Health In answering aavertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be arpreciated. comicbooks.com