Judge, 1911-07-01 · page 23 of 24
Judge — July 1, 1911 — page 23: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily an **advertising page** with minimal editorial content. The main cartoon appears to be a small illustration captioned "READY FOR THE AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE (Coronation species)" depicting figures in formal dress—likely satirizing wealthy Americans' eagerness to participate in British coronation celebrations. The "Snap Shots" section contains brief humorous aphorisms about human nature (ambition, friendship, love, money) rather than topical satire. The bulk of the page consists of liquor and beer advertisements—Peres Chartreux liqueur, Blatz beer, Evans Ale, Club Cocktails, and Good Old Overholt whiskey—typical of early 20th-century Judge magazine content. These ads reflect the pre-Prohibition era when such advertising was common in American periodicals. The overall point of the page is commercial rather than satirical.
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LIQUEUR Peres Giarlreux GREEN AND YELLow— At erstetice W Bitjer & w V Sole Agents for United States ALWAYS THE SAME GOOD OLD Excellence bottle bearing the triangular label. Just re- member this— and order Blatz. “The Finest Beer Ever Brewed”’ Ask for it at the Chal es fe or Buffet. I Correspondence in READY FOR THE AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE. (Coronation species.) —London Opinton. SNAP SHOTS. The man who kills time wastes am- munition. Make friends, but don't expect your friends to make you. Those who talk without thinking make those who think without talking very tired. If opportunities were feminine and pretty, we'd be more ready to embrace them. Sometimes love flies out of the win- dow when poverty doesn’t enter the house at all. The y of the transgressor is soft enough; it's the place that’s hard, Love is the greatest thing in the world, and yet nine people out of ten are after money. If we could see ourselves as others any of us would simply refuse to believe our own —Purple Cow. The Last Straw.—Old Money (dying) —I'm afraid I've been a brute to you sometimes, dear. Young Oh, never mind that, darling; I'll always remember how very kind you were when you left me. Sydney Bulletin Miserly.—A miser doesn’t even enjoy a joke at his own expense.—Anaconda Standard. don Sketch. For Camping For Fishing For Yachting For Golfing For Motoring For Travelling For Picnics Fills the bill as nothing else will. insures the enjoyment of all outings. The finest cocktail in the world—less the trouble of preparingit. Accept no substitute. Martini (gin base) and Man- hattan (whiskey base) are the most popular. At Ul good dealers. G.F. HEUBLEIN & BRO., Sole Props. HARTFORD LONDON of its own that comes only HO a theweod = GOOD OLD OVERHOLT he pure rye whiskey o! nounced goodness making it well worth the effort of pronouncing the name— whenever you order whiskey Dictilled and Bottled in bond by A. Overholt & Co. Pittsburgh, Pa. In answering aavertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be arpreciated. comicbooks.com