Judge, 1910-01-22 · page 2 of 16
Judge — January 22, 1910 — page 2: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising with minimal editorial content**. The main satirical element is the small cartoon titled "The Suffragette Number" featuring a woman caricature labeled as addressing "votes for women" when women will be the "suffragette number of Judge." Below this is "The Waste Basket Number," a cartoon showing a figure (appears to be a lawyer) being thrown into a waste basket, captioning a story titled "Susan, the Pretty Suffragette" by Tudor Jenks. The satire mocks **women's suffrage activism** through ridicule—treating female voters as a punchline and suggesting their concerns belong in the trash. This reflects Judge magazine's anti-suffrage editorial stance common among early 20th-century satirical publications, though the page is dominated by commercial advertisements for trains, sugar, cigarettes, and other products.
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Five Daily Transcontinental Trains over the Scenic Highway thro’ the Land of Fortune. One of them is the exclusively first-class all-standard sleeping-car-train “North Coast Limited" the Crack Train of the Northwest. Drawingroom Com- partment and Open-section Sleeping Cars and Library- Observation Car with barber and bath. Electric berth lights in both upper and lower berths. Dental lavatories. All five trains electric-lighted and steam-heated, with dining cars, a la carte for all meals cuisine famously good. Through service from Chicago and from St. Louis daily to Puget Sound points and Portland via Burlington Route and Northern Pacific Railway See the productive Northwest. The Northern Pacific exiends into or through Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washington and Oregon. Examine the irrigated fruit and vegetable farms where five and ten acres are making people wealthy. Note the wonderful results of the “dry farming” system on land not irrigated. Write tonight for information about this great Land of Fortune and Northern Pacific train service over the Scenic Highway. A. M. CLELAND, Gen'l Pass'r Agt., ST. PAUL, MIN3. “VOTES FOR WOMEN” WILL BE | “Votes for JUDGE” WHEN WOMEN SEE THE SUFFRAGETTE NUMBER OF JJDGE WHICH WILL BE ISSUED NEXT WEEK HILE the subject is treated in a | humorous way, readers will find power for reflection in Grant E. Hamil- ton's cartoon on the kind of woman good to suffrage that looks “His Honor." Art lovers who have admired ** Mother and Child ** will find its sequel in ** Fa- ther and Child."’ The latter is a ‘* poem in oils."’ or a bit of ** frozen musiz,"* or anything else the art critics choose to call it. ** moat important event of the year" in jart circles. A QUALITY PRINT Pegys” By George Reiter Pritt “Beauty and grace from no condition rise ; Use Pears’, sweet maid, there all the secret lies.” | Sold every where. Sexier shore: THE SUFFRAGETTE NUMBER. MAILED Boat and Engine Book Free Jest ikea 30-Footer Donot thine Barings Laaeh or | some Book WHICH EXPLAINS FOUR WONDERFUL LAUNCH BARGAINS The cause of suffrage will be pleaded by the ablest of humcrsus lawyers. For some strange reason many of them do not wish their names to be published. They need not be so afraid, for the win- dows of Jupce’s courtroom are brick- | proof. A great etory appears in this number. le is ** Susan, the Pretty Suffra- Its author is Tudor Jenks. It enty maller Copyright. 1909, by Judie Co. DON’T you WHIP MY DOGGY * Size, 8x11 | rt throbs '’ (of laughter), etc., ete. C. T. WRIGHT 1001 Canal Street, ENGINE CO., Sepia, 25 cents Greenville, Mich. Hand-colored, 50 cents THE WASTE BASKET NUMBER MORE FUN than a barrel of MONKEYS. | will be issued on February 5th. The "Alpha" RUBBER TACKS °\\: Lae Senne | leading American humorists have been — LESLIE-JUDGE CO., Fifth Avenue and 27th Street NEW YOR K_ CUT Y¥ ronsen stevuss a en, 290 sbettld nee Brostlyec a | 2 Shae asked to send in contributions which —J|editors ought to have published—but ALL ». |didn’t. Does your verdict agree with fA ‘Stat , the authors or editors? Equa. suF- Tired. Ach « FRAGE FOR ALL. Votes from women tho OLMSTED, on every box. * | are as welcome as votes from men. In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. Its publication in Juvsr is the) delicately sentimental,” ‘full of CA’ BEST SUGAR FOR TEA AND COFFEE! L °ond SL Sealed Boxes! By Grocers Everywhere Philip Morris “<= Cigarettes They’re a ripping good sort of 4 smoke. IBGE 25c, AMBASSADOR ROMEIKE’S Pres Cettina Bureau wilt vend you all newspaper clippings which ms appear about you, your friends, or any subject © which you may want to p to slate.” newspaper and periodical of importance in the Ur ted States and Europe is searched. Terms, $5.00 fer 100 notices. HENRY ROMEIKE, 110-112 Street. New York jest 04 HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS PAPER WAREHOUSE and 36 Bleecker St: Nos. 22, Branch Warehouse, 2) Beek ma ALL KINDS OF PAPER MADE To wae