Judge, 1915-01-09 · page 18 of 24
Judge — January 9, 1915 — page 18: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, not political satire. The main content promotes the Hotel Chamberlin at Old Point Comfort, Virginia, as a health resort offering "Electro-Hydro-Therapeutic" treatments (early 20th-century medical spa therapies claiming to cure rheumatism, gout, and indigestion using radioactive mineral waters). The right column contains "Oversea Humor"—brief comedic anecdotes reprinted from European publications. These are gentle, domestic jokes: a wife asks her husband not to intervene in street fights, a boss discovers his apprentice courting his daughter on company time, and a traveler claims he doesn't mind sharing a train car reserved for congressmen. These vignettes illustrate period attitudes about marital propriety, workplace hierarchy, and class—but they're simply filler content meant to amuse readers between advertisements. No specific political figures or events are referenced. The page reflects typical magazine publishing of the era: mixing commercial promotion with light international humor.
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In America, most certainly. on Hampton Roads, with its wonderful all-year climate. Hotel Chamberlin—open all year. A luxurious social center, famed for its cuisine. Easy to reach—ask any Tourist Bureau or Railroad Agent. The Means? The most complete Electro - Hydro - Therapeutic Establishment in America. Under skilled medical supervision, we duplicate every Treatment given at Karlsbad, Nauheim, Vichy, Aix or Harrogate. Environment? There’s always “something to do” at Old Point Comfort. Fortress Monroe, the big Army Post, with its Drills and Parades; Hampton Roads, right in front of the Hotel, an ever-changing panorama. Golf, tennis, motoring, driving, dancing, walking and real sea- bathing in the big Swimming Pool. And your kind of people. Curative Waters? Surely,—always flowing from a depth of goo feet. Used by thousands of Chamberlin patrons with remarkable success in Rheumatism, Gout, Indigestion, etc. Its Radio-activity adds greatly to its medical value. Are you interested? Then write to Mr. Geo, F. Adams, the Manager, at Box 314, Fortress Mon‘oe, Virginia, for well-worth-while books on the Treatments and Medicinal Waters, the Hotel, the Climate and a very interesting one entitled “Cured.” This tells of many cases that have been to The Chamberlin for Treatment and been “Cured.” ROMEIKE’S Press Cutting Bureau will send you all newspaper clip- pings which may appear about | LEARN BECOME you, your friends, or any subject on which you may | AT an want to be “up to date."” Every newspaper and peri- | HOME we odical of importance inthe United States and Europe is searched Terms, $5.00 for 100 notices. HENRY ROMEIKE, 106-110 Seventh Ave., N. Y. GREATEST UNIVERSITY STUDY COURSE [ART STUDIES | | Senne er es at home, i time, b: rb live. na exouts Sacral (aa harucotg beninreea™ pee getoae FREE fpmeiiesceunita art tt of City of N.Y. Bator Pu | Publ, A se Mis tooke ler aA Tara Bie egies) Conta] wrnicomereatent cde eat to peas Witte wes LaSalle Extension University, Dept. F-419 Chicago, IIL, Oversea Humor Sweet young wife (to special about to go on duty)—-Well, dears won't take Tiny, will you promise me te if you see a burglar or a street fight, you won't interfere?—London Opinion. Copyright, Fliegente Rinctter Impertinence “Head of the firm (discovering that his a prentice and his young daughter are core sponding)—Well, well, it’s love letters te rascal is writing to my daughter, and @ my typewriter, too! — Fliegende Blaette (Munich). Not Particular “Pardon, ce 1 est réservé pour un dépaté ea dans le M1 En voyage on n'est pas fer, J m'esr voyagerai avec ‘Excuse me. This car is,reserved fora member of congress going «_th."’ “I don't mind that. When tr eling oo is not proud. I shall travel with him.”— L'Iilustration (Paris). AT SPRING WATER. aa made it famous” i ale eines stoprered bottles, (art) GREAT