Judge, 1916-04-22 · page 25 of 28
Judge — April 22, 1916 — page 25: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertisements and humorous anecdotes**, not political cartoons. The main content includes: **Text pieces**: Short humor columns about farmer life under "Coke of Norfolk" (historical English landowner); a dialogue about small-town pride; and a story about a lenient judge—typical of Judge magazine's light social satire. **Advertisements**: The Egyptian Deities cigarette ad (top right) uses exotic imagery to sell luxury products; White Valley Gems promises authenticity to wealthy buyers; King George IV whisky; patent/invention services; and a steamship vacation to Virginia. The humor is gentle and focused on rural/small-town American life rather than sharp political critique. The page reflects early 20th-century commercial culture and leisure aspirations of the middle class, with advertising integrated throughout editorial content—standard for the era's magazines.
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the land-owners and their laborers than qists today. A book entitled “Coke of Norfolk and His Friends” gives a lively ure of society in his day. Among the homely occasions described is the dinner sven at the end of the sheep-shearing season at Holkham. The farmers, whom Coke encouraged to apress their opinions freely, were often, sholly unsuspected by themselves, a source of diversion to an audience who, we are jaformed, was “in high good humor” after im ample meal. The shortest speech on record at the clip- pings is said to be the following: A certain farmer was observed to be making efforts to rise to his feet, but each time he was hustled back by his companions, who, probably on the principle that a prophet s without honor in his own country, recom- ended him to hold his tongue. “Sit jown, will ee!” they reiterated, firmly, hen suddenly Coke noticed the little com- notion and interfered. “I see,” he said, “that good fellow has wmething to say to us. Pray let him speak.” The man, thus encouraged, rose triumph- aatly to his feet and hammered on the table. Profound silence at once reigned through the room, and he delivered himself as follows: “Maister Coke and gentlemen, what I h to say is—if more landlords would doe _ Maister Coke he doe, there'd be less doe — imineina they doe doc!” and amid thunders of Yattey GEMS repaid pplause he reseated himself.—Scotsman. , A Are being worn by the wealthiest people SAY everywhere.Stand acid and fire diamond Ee tes! Makers of the Haghest Geonke Tar ksh ond Eqyptan Capareties in the Wedd rd they scratch a file and cut , — liancy teed oft What’ They Were Proud ‘About Win aad thac wosdetel cis Ee ee wisKy Treveler—1 say, what are you people so ft her Se stolid fold es aed cmon stings proud about? Last time I came here every- —by s—charges prepaid em wear them bedy was very friendly and-now I can Detdce you buy them. Wiilejor big hatretedcatabeg and FreeTrlal Ofer WHITE VALLEY GEM CO., 819 Walsin Bldg, Ladianapolis, Indians « FOP NOTCH CH Scoteh hardly get a person to speak. Unde Eben—You'll pardon us, but it’s HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS cat town pride. You see, Joe Summers PAPER WARE H O U S E| WANTED—AN IDEA! WHO CAN THINK OF SOME picked up a guidebook that fell out of a Nos, 32, 34 and 36 Bleecker Street simple thing to patent. Protect your ideas, they may bring notor-car last week and we found that the “he Branch Warehouses: you wealth. Write for “Needed Inventions” and “How to 20 Beekman Street, New Vork, and 42 Clinton Street. Newark, N.J. | Get Your Patent and Your Money." | Randolph & Co., dd tannery swamp is a mountain tarn, ALL KINDS OF PAPER MADE TO ORDER | Patent Attorneys, Dept. 129. Washington, D.C. Simmons’ stone quarry a precipice, Bill Moodler’s beerhou: wayside inn, and the shole country chock full of historical anti- lotes and delusions.—Toledo Blade. No Defense—A western community cected the local undertaker trial justice, hielly because he had more leisure than ay other citizen; but the new judge took is position very’ seriously and soon made Short Sea Trip to record of never discharging any accused jeson who was unfortunate cnough to be the Sunny South brought before him. - . Not long ago a prisoner was arraigned, 666 miles of refreshing ocean travel and cued with forgery. 134 days accommodation at the brilliant Bi i arled the dge, a pe ts nee HOTEL CHAMBERLIN tre you guilty or not guilty?” OLD POINT COMFORT,VA. ‘Why, judge,” answered the prisoner, ‘course I’m not guilty. Why, you know | $ Including all Hotel yourself I can’t even write my own name.” and Steamer Expenses “Nothing to do with it,” barked the Ti im in the Chamberlin’: indge. “You're not charged with writing ry an oeeankit. Po wh De Loam berlin § your own name. I hold you for the grand immense sunlit Pompeian Sea Pool. jury.”"—Harper’s Magazine. Sailings every weekday at 3 P.M. from Pier 25, North River, New York. Slow Chap—“You wouldn’t kiss a girl Send for free illustrated booklet No. 36 aginst her will, would you?” asked the "1 2, BROWN, Gee'l Pass. Agt. ap year maiden. “""w.L WoopRow, “No, I would not.’ Vice-Pres. & Traf. Mgr. ‘n she tried oe hee approach. ¢ “Would you resist very much if a girl tied to kiss you?” —Kansas City Journal. comicbooks.com