Judge, 1915-10-16 · page 22 of 28
Judge — October 16, 1915 — page 22: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and filler content** rather than political satire. The main feature advertises French Lick Springs, a famous Indiana spa resort, promoting its mineral waters ("Pluto Water") as a cure for digestive and kidney ailments—a common health-tourism pitch of the era. The illustration shows tourists enjoying leisure activities (golf, horseback riding) at the resort, contrasting European spas with American alternatives. The "**Hogwallow Locals**" section on the right is humorous rural gossip in the style of early-20th-century American comic columns. It mocks small-town life through absurdist vignettes: a man worried his new derby hat will "jar off," a preacher's mule wearing a fancy collar, a stove unveiling ceremony drawing crowds. These aren't political—they're gentle satire of rural provincialism and simple-minded concerns. The remaining content comprises hotel advertisements (Hotel Lenox, Buffalo) and health magazine promotions. No clear political figures or topical satire are evident here.
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Indian Summer At French Lick Springs O need to go abroad when French Lick Springs offer you everything and more than any European spa. Golf, tennis, motoring and horseback riding these wonderful autumn days in the picturesque Indiana country make a sojourn at the Springs a unique travel experience. The baths an. waters at French Lick Springs have made it America’s greatest health resort and the hotel is perfect in its appointments. On C. I. & L. (Monon) and Southern Railways. The Home of Pluto Water— America’s Physic The waters of the Famous French Lick Springs are prescribed generally by physicians for indigestion, constipation, kidney, liver and stomach troubles. Interesting literature gladly sent upon request. Address Dept. G. French Lick Springs Hotel Co., French Lick Springs, Indiana ] Health and Success sass Superb Cornet ] Gohand in hand. The fine articles by Dr. Elmer aft feed ie Lee that appear in the monthly Soh Foy aalaoes, Health Culture Magazine will be of great help to anyone. Every tssue full of Hints that will Improve the general health, and add to emeteney. '$1.00 buys twelve copies of this rapidly growing, in- structive monthly. “On trial” six months for 25¢. ‘Money baek If not pleased. Send order today. MEALTH CULTURE, 705 St. James Bidg., New York North Street, at Delaware Avenue HOTEL LENO ’ BUFFALO, N. Y. An ideal Hotel for tourists, motor parties and all who appreciate a quiet, select hotel with beautiful surroundings EUROPEAN PLAN Room with Privilege of Bath Room with Private Bath For one person... + $1.50 per day For one $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 or $3.50 per day For two persons |. + $2100 per day For two $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 or $5.00 per day Complimentary “Guide of Buffalo and Niagara Falls” and complete information on request C. A. MINER, Manager HOGWALLOW LOCALS IDNEY HOCKS says that wi you see Isaac Hellwanger’s whisk moving you may know he is either talking or the regular wind is blowing. cad Slim Pickens was a pleasant social vis; in the Calf Ribs neighborhood po afternoon. He let his mule go slow al] ie way for fear that his new derby hat would jar off. 2 A stray cow followed Yam Si Dog Hill church last second Sunday. object of her attention was thi collar worn by Yam’s mule. at e Little Fidity Flinders spent one pj last week with his grandma in Take ‘The bright lights almost strangled him. 2 It has been ordered that all the benches in the Hog Ford church be dusted off right good next Sunday morning, as Raz Barloy is scheduled to be present in his new blue serge suit. BE... PEF EBS . ER ESSE FH WM 2 Ellick Hellwanger, while taking in the magic lantern show at Tickville Saturday night, was robbed of sixty cents in change. The robbers somehow overlooked a doll bill he had in the bottom of his shoe. e The stove at the postoffice will be pat =782, £3 Ez up in a few days. A large crowd will ke line present to witness the unveiling ceremonies, | and to suggest as to how the pipe should be god put together. ki e ee A new path is to be laid out betweenke | oy.” and Bounding Billows, and Atlas Peck ks | “™ been named as a committee of one to wit J * back and forth over the route for the net | ™ two weeks. Miss Flutie Belcher entertained witha ] jap birthday party last week. Only her i> | Cipp timate friends were invited, as it was body else’s business how old she is. 2 The Deputy Constable, who went to the headwaters of Gander Creek this wet looking for a law-breaker, has sent word ahead that he will float down the creck @ a raft, as he can travel that way withod ” making any noise. ae ees Sr ery ¢# Atlas Peck has missed a lot of straw fea his pile on Musket Ridge. Suspicion ress on Miss Hostetter Hocks, as she lookel much larger at church Sunday than she 6! the last time anybody saw her dressed —George Bingham in Hogwallow Kentucist “Ee, a Bee .& A Prime Favorite 5c Prom The Bookseller, Newsdeater and Statice, wo ke (N. Y.) Sept. 15. 1915 “min Holding its own with competitors a near-competitors, JUDGE continues to bet A prime favorite. Its keen wit, ~ munis! humor, pertinent and often poignant si® which and subtle illustrations make an 2 — universal appeal to the discriminatit reader whose tastes demand sometisg printed in a lighter vein.