Puck, 1877-07-18 · page 15 of 16
Puck — July 18, 1877 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertisements and notices** rather than political cartoons. The visible advertisements include: - Hungarian Wines (with decorative imagery) - Café International restaurant/beer tunnel on Broadway - Boker's Bitters - Carr's Steam Radiators - Dunlap & Co. gentlemen's hats - Puck's Illustrated Almanac The only illustration with potential satirical content is the **Carr's Steam Radiators advertisement**, which depicts an indoor scene with multiple figures, but without clear political figures or commentary visible, the exact satirical meaning is unclear. The page primarily functions as a **commercial section** of the magazine, showcasing late 19th-century New York businesses and products. The layout and advertisements reflect the era's commercial culture rather than political satire.
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Fs FAA EI << C7 Received the First Prize at the Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia, 1876. Caré INTERNATIONAL, No. 699 BROADWAY, Corner Fourth Strect. New ors, First Class Restaurant & Beer Tunnel. S, BILLIARD EADING ROOMS, . |BOKER’S BITTERS. PUCK. A San Francisco paper says that an egg laid | upon the deck-plating of a monitor, which is being rebuilt at Vallejo, was cooked’ hard by | the heat of the sun. ‘The price of coal will | have to advance considerably higher than it is | ; at present before it will pay families to keep | | monitors in their back-yards on which to cook | their eggs.— Norristown Herald. | Arter resting a week in order to celebrate | ‘ the Fourth in a becoming manner, the country ‘DMPORTERS AMD MANUPACTORERS CP newspaper is again making its appearance. | GENT: TLEMEN’S HATS Without it life is not what it is cracked up to | be, and the country weekly will please come to 174 Fifth Avo., 169 Broadway, Near Comruaxor Setar, | our arms and be embraced. We couldn't keep | Berwees 22d 4 23rd Srmexrs, house without it.— Oi City Derrick. NEW YORK, of French porcelain, have ji land ancther large stock of Doulton | of which among people of taste is ‘The new assortment includes lor, conservatory, etc. The TROST | .c, covering several numbersand | Murray Street, west of Broadway, | 8vo. 160 pp. boards. EDITED BY | UEXPOLD SCHENCK and GEORG ASMUS. Grand Vin Meédaille, CHAMPAGNE. A. LALANDE & CO. 100 ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS CLARETS. a EMIL SCHULTZE, JOSEPH KEPPLER 33 NEAVER STREET, NEW YORK, —-—o- = Only a limited number of advertisements of represent- ative business houses will be received for insertion in this, | elegantly gotten-up publication, which will appear about | the middie of next September. r., Sole Agent, Kerrcer & ScHwarzMann, : P.O Hox 1039, Puaisitx PERFECTION. PATENT COVERS FoR FILING “Puck” PRICE $1.00 EACH. FOR SALE AT “PUCK” OFFICE, 13 North William Street, New York. BACK NUMBERS or “PUCK” Can be supplied on demand. RESS, or, _ Publishers ‘Puck’ 31 Beekman Street, 13 North William Street, New York. New York. comicbooks.com