Puck, 1879-08-20 · page 14 of 16
Puck — August 20, 1879 — page 14: what you’re looking at
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This page is **primarily advertisements** with no discernible political cartoon or satirical content. The ads feature various 1890s-era products and services: smoking tobacco, lamps, umbrellas, beer, shaving apparatus, hotels, tailors, and medications. The only illustration with potential satirical intent is the "Puck Smoking Tobacco" logo showing a cherub-like figure—Puck himself, the magazine's mascot—though this is simply a brand image rather than commentary. The page represents Puck's advertising revenue stream rather than its editorial content. Without visible masthead dates or specific product references to datable events, no particular political or social satire can be identified from this merchandise-heavy layout.
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Covvnienrzp. IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF CENTLEMEN' S HATS 174 Fifth Ave., 160 Broadway, Between sad and o34 Streets, Near Cortlandt Street, NEW YORK. THE OELEBRATED GERMAN STUDENT LAMP. Inrostep omty 3¥ E. D. BASSFORD, HOUSE-FURNISHING, HARDWARE, CHINA, VIRGINIA CUT CAVENDISH, ‘MANUFACTURED BY MARBURG BROS. BEST IN THE WORLD. GLASS, CUTLERY, SILVERWARE AND COOKING UTENSILS. 1, 2, 8, 12, 13, 15, 16 &17 COOPER INSTITUTE, N. Y. CITY. Isaac Smith's Umbrellas MERCHANT 5th Avenue Hotel, NO FANCY PRICES. DIAMOND Patents, Trade Marks tare promptly secured by the Patent Office of PAUL GOEPEL, Staats-Zeitang Building, Tryon Row, New York. ADVICE AND PAMPHLET-FREE. Goepel’s Classified Trademark-Record open to free in- spection. y packed, on receipt of 2 COURTLANDT STREET, near Broadway. 36 FULTON ST., near Pearl. 104 BROADWAY, near Wall. 1188 BROADWAY, near agth st. be an eed 405 BROADWAY, near Canal. ESTABLISHED A. D. 1802. BROKHAHNE'S COMBINATION SHAVING APPARATUS. Publisher of “DER TECHNIKER,” a semi-moathly Journal, fa the German Language, devoted to the progress of Science, vention and the Trades, Terms of Subsenption: $1.40.per year, tn Advance, including Postage. Sample copies free. BOHEMIAN BIER. SCERATT ¢ KOBE. CENTRAL PARK LAGER BEER BREWERY, Sirap, Razor Case wilh Razor, Shaving Cup with Soap and sins Bash, Allcombined in Ong rention is the most useful and convenient home a well as traveling pec erent en ee ete ‘Sith Btreet, Ave. A, and East ee 7 Gane ore er ee making {it the Benne “BEST SHIPPING BIER.” Soup cumarzn ruax WusTxux Bren. HOTEL BRIGHTON, BRIGHTON BEACH, LM, BRESLIN) props, CONEY ISLAND. DENTAL OFFICE Philippine Dieffenbach-Trachsess, West 23rd Street, bet. 6th and 7th Avenues, N.Y. Lars 389 Cana: Sreaer. B77 7 hitres F0: ‘This entirel: AY ‘stock of a para ited ed and Dia- ad’ Speer Manors, bicg Hambarg hollow ROKHAHNE, 350 Canal 8t.,N. ¥. CELEBRATED FOR THE MANUFACTURE. Fine Silk Dress, Stiff and Soft FELT HATS FOR{GENTLEMEN’S WEAR. NICOLL, the Tailor, ence to agente, Out Pros. SUTTS wo ordey: Batis: Metropolitan Elevated Railway, OPEN FROM 6:30 A.M. TO 12 P.M. RECTOR ST.—Nearest with cars for South fer CORTLANDT ST.—Nearest point for Jersey City and Com- munipaw fernes. PARK PLACE—Nearest point for Post Ofice, City Hall and Barclay street ferry to Hobolen ‘CHAMBERS S¥.—Nearest point for Pavonia and Erie Railway Tries. FRANKLIN ST. GRAND ST est point for Desbrosses street ferry for Jer- sey City, and connecting with cars for Desbrosses and East Grand street ferries. BLEECKER ST.—Connects with cars for east and west. 8TH ST.—Connecting cars for Christopher strect and East Tenth street fervi 14TH ST.—Coonecting with cars for East Twenty-third and Thirty fourth street ferries, ST.—Connecting with cars for Twenty-third street fe wife eroey Cty asd East Thiety fear sect ferry for Hate? Q3D ST.—Connecting with cars for Weehawken ferry sab ST Connects with New York Transfer Complay's cabs for Grand Central De set ST. AND 6 "AV. ‘38TH ST.—Sixth avenue entrance to Central Park, connecting. with cars of Belt Line Railroad, SgIH ST. AND TH AV. sD ST. AND STH AVE. RP s@Anp'y D gti AV, 2D St. AND STICAV. soit St. AND gt AV. FOK UP-TOWN TRAINS take cas side stations, FOR DOWN-TOWN Trans take west side stations. ‘Trains will run to s8th st. and 6th alternately. ‘Suaday Trains from cint for Wall street ferry, connects except between the hours of J-and 5 and 7P.M., 7:30 when the fare is 5 cents: WM. R. GARRISON, M. VAN BROCKLIN, : Superintendent. MANHATTAN BEAGH. Gilmore’s Band and Levy Afternoon and Evening. Trains leave foot East ayd st. (crossing the river via steamer “Sylvan Grove"), 8.45, 9:45, 1045, 18.15 A.M., and hall-hourly thereafter to 8.45 P.M. Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach halthourly for New York via Greenpoint to 10.35 P M. Elevated Railroads run to South Ferry, connecting “1D, R. Martin” hourly, from 9.25 AM. to 825 P.M., via Bay Ridge. Steamers “Thomas Colyer” and Turlight eave Nowth River ‘A.M., then hourly to 8.25 P.M. landings—From 22d st., 9-10, 10.2 Pier 8, 9.55 AM, Cheri ess Ai sol bounty gs Pan and hourly to 6.53 PM. Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach for New York, via Bay Ridge, half-hourly to 10.5 P.M ALBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS, ¢. sapiantart DANIEL DREW, commencing June 24, aye estry St., Pret at 8:35, and 24th Stat g Anger be mm BROOK Nate AM) Lang at i NY. Aci ey POINT, CORNWALL, NEWBURGH, POUGHKERESIE. =u ECK, CATSKILL, and HUD: SON.” Passengers at WEST POINT, CORNWALL, or NEWBUROH can reture by down boat. ‘Tickets sold and tage gage checked north and west. Tickets or coupons good oa Hi fon River R. R. received for passag Vienna, Philadelphia AND Amerjcan Institute Fair, New York. PACHTMANN & MOELICH, IEICANALST.,NEW YORE, CORRECT TIME per TELEGRAPH. TAPE WORM. ENP ALLTEL ES CURED with two spoons of medicine in two or lars address with stamp to * HW HCHMORN, No. 4 St: Marts Place, New York.