Judge, 1911-10-21 · page 23 of 24
Judge — October 21, 1911 — page 23: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily advertising and light humor from what appears to be a Judge magazine issue. The main content includes: **Advertisements**: Most of the page features ads for tobacco-cessation products (Dr. Eiders' Tobacco Boon), sales training, beer (Evans' Ale), jewelry (Remoh Gems), and paper supplies. **"Judge's Favorite"**: A theater advertisement for "A Single Man" at the Empire Theater, featuring Carroll McComas. The accompanying image shows a woman in profile. **Humorous pieces**: Several short, mild jokes appear in the "Shears and Paste Pot" section, including puns about a couple dropping an anchor overboard, marital humor, and workplace observations. These are generic comedic snippets typical of early 20th-century humor magazines. **"The Good Old Days"**: A sidebar promoting Charles Wheeler Bell's book. The page reflects the magazine's mix of satire, advertising, and genteel humor targeting upper-middle-class readers. Nothing politically significant or sharply satirical appears here—it's primarily commercial content with lightweight entertainment.
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Tobacco Habit Swiftly Banished idere’ Tobacco. Guaranteed positively to be a harmless, swift avd permanent reilef from the slavery of the Tobacco Habit. Easy to tak Graving for Tobacco after tho first One to three boxes sufficient forallo ry eases, Proofs in plenty from those who have experienced the wonderful benefits o: Dr. Elders’ Guaranteed Home Treatment. A ennney 8 youdidforme”;"I ever have ahank. ering for tobacco / any more”; “One x of your To- bacco Boon cured most 64 years eannotexpress my gratitude to you for potting me in my present condition.” Remember, a legal binding guarantee of Do YOU think “The Good Old Days”! were the better days? Charles Wheeler Bell thinks ©, Dooks of the year snappy paragraphs with human nature in every line. Delicious pictures by Fox the famous cartoonist of the Chicago Evening Post. Cover in Colors and Gold. cents net At All Booksellers A.C. McClurg &Co Pub. Trained Salesmen earn from $1,200.00 to $10.000a year and expenses. Hundreds of good poaitions now open. No experience needed to Get one of them. Wo will assist you to secure a position where ‘sou can earn good wages while Joa are learning Practical Salesmanship. Write today for full particulars, list of good openings, and testimonials from over a thousand men We hate receatly placed 1 good positions. Address Nearest Office, Dept. 241 National Salesmen's Training Association Chicago New York Kansas City Seattle New Orleans to Every terspaper and periadical of importance in. the United States and Europe ts searched. Terms, $5. for 100 notices. Henry ROMEIKE, 106-110 Seventh Avenue, New York. HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS |/PAPER WAREHOUSE 34 and 36 Bleecker Street 20 Beekman Street, New York ALL KINDS OF PAPER MADE TO ORDER SIND YOUR COPIES OF JUDGE and have a complete file of the clever- St humorous weekly published. A volume such as this will be en- hyed by everyone at all times. Richly bound in_half-morocco; tolds any number of copies up to fifty-two. ; Price, $1.50, Postpaid NUDGE, 225 Fifth Avenue. New York JUDGE'S FAVORITE CARROLL MCCOMAS IN “A BINGLE MAN” AT THE EMPIRE THEATER. SHEARS AND PASTE POT. Carelessness. Into the harbor the good ship steamed, Serene against the wind and tide. “They've dropped the anchor,’’ the young man said To his fair and lovely bride. And thé wife so sweet with the golden hair In tones of reproach replied, “It serves them right for their care- lessness In hanging it over the side.’ — Browning's Magazine. Couldn't Wait.—Tom—‘‘Did her last husband die?"’ Jack—**No, Transcript. he resigned.’’—Boston Consider the Other Fellow.—‘‘The man who sings all day at his work is a happy man.”’ “Yes; but how about the man who works and has to listen to him?’’— Browning's Magazine. ‘THE IRONY OP PATE.— London Opinion. ‘Try Murine Eyo Remedy for Red, Weak, Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Order Your Winter's. Supply EVANS’ ALE Pe NOW. SE The best time of the year for safe, speedy and satisfactory shipments. It pays to avoid risk and delay of freezing weather. Send your order to nearest dealer or direct to C. H. EVANS & SONS, Hudson. N.Y. Remoh Gems NotImitations ‘The greatest triumph of the electric furnace—a marvelously reconstructed e er: fire and_acid mond. Has no p or artificial backing.’ Set only in 14 Karat Solid gold i 30 the cost of diam inteed to contein no glass: t glass. Sent ‘on approval. Money cheerfully refunded 1 not perfectly satie- Boo! for theasking. Address— Remoh Jewelry Co. IT IS THE AGING AND THE BLEND of * Club Cocktails that have made them so popular here and abroad—so far ahead of any “‘made-by-guess” cocktail you can get anywhere. A simple secret: fine old liquors blended in exact proportions and then further aged before shipment. There’s an indescribable mellow- ness to CLUB COCKTAILS; it is the aging and the blend. Manhattan, Martint and other standard blends, bottled, ready to serve through cracked ice. AT ALL DEALERS. G.F. HEUBLEIN & BRO., Sele Prope, No Smarting—Just Eye Comfort In answering advertisements please mentior JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com