Judge, 1910-04-02 · page 14 of 16
Judge — April 2, 1910 — page 14: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily an **advertising and administrative page** from Judge magazine, with several contest-related cartoons. The main content is Judge's **reopened Art Amateur Contest**, inviting readers to submit drawings for publication. Winning entries receive payment; all published drawings earn one dollar. The **three cartoon entries** shown are simple, domestic humor gags typical of the era: - "First Prize" depicts a man getting a haircut while his wife watches, captioned about his "pull with the old man" (likely referring to maintaining domestic influence) - "Second Prize" shows street conversation about waiting and time - "Third Prize" features a teacher-student exchange where a child adds up coins incorrectly, revealing he has "two cents in [his] pocket"—simple child humor The page is surrounded by **period advertisements** for whiskey (Sunny Brook), hotels, alcoholism treatments, and matrimonial services—typical commercial content from early 20th-century magazines. The cartoons themselves contain no political commentary, representing light, family-friendly entertainment rather than satirical critique.
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Judge is published weekly by the LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York City TERN ADVERTISING OFFICE 1136-7 Marquette Building, Chicare, I Entered at One year, or 62 numbers Six months, or 26 numbers Thirteen weeks - Subseriptions payable in advance by draft on New York, or by express or postal onler, not by local checks which are at a discount in New York i ‘Postage free in the United State. ita devenden- elem and Mexico, “To Canadian’ Provinces aid ‘a year for postage: to all foreign countries jew York as Second-class Mail Matter = J many. ‘Sutwcriptions and advertising for all the publica- tions of Leslie-Judue Company will be taken at regular raten at any of the above office. "The contents of JupGn are protected by copyright In both the United States and Great Britain. ‘Contributors must. include a addressed envelope with all manuscripts, otherwise found una! If JupGE eannot be found at any newsstand, the publishers will be under obligations if that fact be Drompth BACK Ni ;, 190 orted on postal eard or by letter. UMBERS : Present year, 10 cents per ANGE O} deriow a change of addvean sboubl give tne old aa well as the new address, and the ledger number on thelr wrapper. From two to three weeks must nec- ‘esnarily elapse before the change can be made, and before the first copy of JupGE will reach any new subscriber. HOTEL EMPIRE Broadway and Sixty-third Street NEW YORK CITY In the Very Center of Everything All Surtace cars pana or tranafer to door. Subway and ~ itations vine All "Modern Improvements Excellent Service — Fi: W. JOHNSON QUINN, Prop. ALCOHOLISM ‘THE ANTOL TREATMENT for the your Heart; Relief, Comfort, Re= freshing Sleep, and The Control of Alcoholic Desire ait me tell you of this Marvellously Effective Remedy. My Literature will cost you nothing, or will the price of the ~ Treatment” jdress JOUN C. EARL, MARE YOUR SKETiHg) Purity, mellowness and rare flavor are, the distinguish. ing qualities of Sunny Brook re PURE FOOD Whiskey Distilled and bottled under Pircrisicnst Br iueraa rs. Every bottle bears the Govern: ment “Green S: assuring full age, prot and quantity. Ask forit SUNNY BROOK Distillery Co. Jefferson County, Kentucky we . Supers WeexcY Anateur Contest. UDGE has reopened his Art Amateur Contest. All drawings failing to win prizes, but which are used on the Amateur Page will be paid for at the rate of One Dollar each. Drawings must be made on white paper with India ink, as ordinary ink does not repro- duce well in line cuts. Postage must be inclosed if return ‘of drawings is desired. Only those drawings marked “* For Amateur Contest,” will be considered. ‘This contest is open to all, whether subscribers to Jupcr or not. ‘There is no financial consideration. Address all drawings and jokes for the same to Art Editor Juoce, 225 Fifth Avenue, “ Amateur Contest.” New York City. FIRST PRIZE. THIRD PRIZE. fluid for several months, mailed for $2.00, Write at once for free booklet L | and testimonials. Agents wanted. Merritt Mig. Co., Inc. PITTSBURG, PA. CORRECT. Tracher—" Now. Tommy, if your mother gave you five cents and your father gave you three cents, how much would you have 2” HE HAS A PULL WITH THE OLD MAN. Teacher" Why, Tommy, how on earth do you make it tea taTake Abbottis Bitters before meals. A creat aid ligestion. Wine merchants and druggists, ‘ause I've got two cents in my SECOND PRIZE. Matrimonial rith ad- 'GET MARRIED—*ne pepe able people from all sections, rich, poor, old, young. LAUGH WITH Sis Hopkins ‘a HER OWN BOOK == April Number | 10c—AT ALL NEWS-STANDS—I0: || * why put two doors in yer kennel 7” ALL THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT. Sf Mell been i flare ree Father — "Vat! you my daughter's husband? me small.” Nefer. oeteg as long ast am alive! a Velie | waited #0 long. I'll vait a little . f no paste, Kf thee: @ WE SELECT EVERY AGENCY FOR HARPER OUR- SELVES—IT CAN'T BE FOUND IN “DIVES”; IT IS ALWAYS THE GENTLEMAN'S WHISKEY: ALWAYS THE QUALITY DRINK. OLD I. W. HARPER LOUISVILLE, KY. Fae CRAIG =1 2. PHONETICS. Cratral (testing the phone)—" Don't talk 80 lovd, | you old rube, if you want me to understand. Y CO, 14) N. Broadway, St Leuts Siar" Rube! You come outside and call me that, will yon? Got dara yet i In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com