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Puck — December 3, 1879 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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Puck — December 3, 1879 — page 16: Puck, 1879-12-03

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This is primarily an **advertising page** from Puck magazine (page 640), not a political cartoon. It features various commercial advertisements from late 1870s New York, including: - **Peter Doelger's Lager Beer** (brewery in East 55th Street) - **A. Heller & Bro.** (Hungarian wines and liquors) - **A. Werner & Co.** (champagne) - **Central Park Brewery** (bottling company) - **Edward D. Bassford** (house furnishing stores) - **Vienna Coffee Pot** (imported kitchenware) Other ads promote clothing, optician services, cigars, and patent covers. The page reflects 1870s New York commercial life and immigrant communities (note Hungarian wine merchants). There are no political cartoons or satirical commentary visible—this is a straightforward advertisement collection typical of Puck's revenue model.

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