Judge, 1908-04-25 · page 3 of 24
Judge — April 25, 1908 — page 3: what you’re looking at
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This page contains several political cartoons and commentary, likely from the early 1900s: **"Strike of the Band"** - The opening editorial celebrates Judge's naval reception, inviting readers to spread word about the magazine. **"The Nebraskan Cassabianca"** - This cartoon depicts a figure labeled "Democratic Party" clinging to a sinking ship, with the caption "Whence all but him had fled." This appears to satirize the Democratic Party's weak political position, comparing it to a sinking vessel where supporters have abandoned ship. **"A State of Excitement" and "A Job in Statecraft"** - These sections contain satirical commentary on contemporary political matters, though specific references are unclear without additional historical context. The overall tone is pro-Republican/anti-Democratic, typical of Judge magazine's editorial stance during this period.
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Brunswick Building, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York. able Address, ~Judgark.” Telephone, 6632 Madison Square. JOUN A. SLEICHER, President, F. hnewler, Secretary. Arthur Terry, Treasurer. Burges Johnson, Managing Editor Wester Apvertisina Orrice 1130-7 fe Bustding, Chicago, Il Graot E. Hamilton, An Esdtor PUBLISHED WEEKL 10 CENTS A COPY. $5.00 Six months, or 25 numbers, 2 Thirteen weeks, raft on New York, or by express or postal onler, States, its dependencies, and Mexico. ‘To Canadian Prov- : both the United States and ce UTORS must inclose a stamped and slf-addresmed envelope with all manuscripts, otherwirs return of the latter when found wnavailable cannot be guaranteed. JUDGE cannot be found at any news-stand, the publishers will be under obligations If that tact be promptly reported on postal-card or by letter. STRIKE UP THE BAND— ERE come the sailors! JUDGE has always reckoned the H boys in the American navy especial friends of his, and it i F that on the occasion of a great naval reception id in the greeting as best he can, Moreover, when yeu come right down to facts, JUDGE is more a western paper in an castern one, and the days of the Pa fore his gal you can, and a litte extra us, Call the at- tention ck-tar friends to our little pri atest in the back of this paper. We ought all to have f it if our friends tion, umission fre yur some fun out Irawing it to the sailors? att EXCTVEMENT. STATE” OF Sverett, Wash- we have got A JOB IN STATECRAFT. If cither of the REMEMBER that as children we used to attempt the out of a W difficult of scratching our head with one hand and We infer simultancously patting our stomach with the other. We that they are hustlers. never su sded in doing it, If Venezuela doesn't sit . up and behave, Uncle Sam ttention of | job, w 3 of commere ald like to hire it as a circulation d : ay find himself attempting to reach one THE ATLANTA Constitution announces that the % the Pacific for the purpose of scratching Japan's crop is absolutely safe. 88 : ack, While at the same time he hes his other arm out over the Atlantic to punch Mr. Castro in the eye. Whether these two things can be done graceful, nd the same time presents that same old childhood problem, one A TOAST. 10 OUR sweethearts and wives, T God bless ‘em! awaiting us the lad on the right, every cup bottom up Sit tight! Stand by for just one drink more! Now up to the lips with loud Hip, Hips! to all who “yo down to the sea in ships ve, ho! ” DON'T BE A SINKER! OIN the growing army of business optimists and wear one of JUDE We FHE NEBRASKAN CASSABLANCA. will send you one for a two-cent * Whence all but him had fled." stamp, doughnut button comicbooks.com