Judge, 1909-05-08 · page 5 of 16
Judge — May 8, 1909 — page 5: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page contains several satirical cartoons and text pieces typical of Judge's editorial humor: **"A Boon for Our Tramps"** (top right): Depicts hobos in a camp, likely satirizing contemporary attitudes toward vagrant populations during an economic period when tramping was common. **"After That—The Deluge"** (left): A short humorous piece about a woman requesting a cooking lesson, playing on domestic stereotypes. **"The Wrong Kind"** (bottom): Shows a figure at what appears to be a complaint desk—satirizing bureaucratic indifference or misunderstanding. **"Some Notes on New York"** (bottom right): Commentary on New York City theater audiences and social behavior, suggesting changes in public manners over 25 years. The page also features fashion illustration ("Mrs. Leslie Carter in 'Kassa'") and announces *Judge*'s new editorial direction, indicating this is a transitional issue introducing new contributing editors and content focus areas.
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FOR OUR ‘TRAMPS, deol’ pans an’ buckets ° pal. De Aerial Navig Fomp'ny i on, an? * yours extree dry? is right he A Boor Inquisitive Ivan—* Wot y* d Dry Dory —* VM put y? w ten one ov deir airships dis after ketch de drops ov champagne as dey comes down ter chris. ‘on de job ter THE “ASSOCIATE” PERIOD IN AMERICAN JOURNALISM. HE FIRST number of The Lookout under the new editorial direction is upon I the news-stands, It is a Rough Writer's Number, bound in khaki and whi hippopotamus skin with frazzle edges. The following is the table of content Webstur, Undezirabul, by the associate fonetic editor. 1s | May Eat Th r, associate sporting editor. ed > Inhabited the Shoe and Set the Pace for itor. Jonah's Whale, and other Nature Fakes Big-sticked and-Frazzled, MRS. LESLIE CARTER, INS KASSA." AFTER THAT—THE DELUGE. HE book agent was trying to get Mrs, Furst- yere to ¢ his volume, “* First Lessons in Cooking,” but failed. “assure you, madam, that I came at the urgent request of a friend to show you this a, hammer in hand, fe in saying that There is no way of finding out “THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.” rk E ruth Compared with ( inode, associate mi Brownsville, Texas—A 1 Anai nates | Know, assoc Old Sleuth in th hill, associate detective editor. Marines, Montana Rane and Sea-level Canals—a Cau: S—A Paragon o posé of the phoney bunch on the Civic Ideals, 1812, Franked Typewriters, Crum erie, associat SOME NOTES ON NEW YORK. [ HAP s tong talk the other day with a member of the smart set. He was a , but in the last analysis he impressed me as fellow en being rather set than smart. A first night at the New York theaters these days is chiefly interesting be- the people who are not there. Twenty-five years ago this was not H-meanii I used to think that New York's bad manners in public places were all on THE ND. ee a ¢ “What (the com the surface, but when I ride on the subway I find that they are just the same “Won't take no i down below. HORACE DODD GASTIT, comicbooks.com