Judge, 1910-08-06 · page 15 of 18
Judge — August 6, 1910 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page primarily features **Judge's Amateur Art Contest** and related advertisements rather than political satire. The contest invited readers to submit drawings in India ink for prizes ($5, $3, $2), with entries judged for publication. The page displays **winning contest entries** with titles like "Well-Trained Animals," "History Repeats Itself," and "The Passing of the Horse"—largely humorous domestic and animal scenes typical of early-1900s comic illustration. **Advertising dominates the right side**, including: - White Rock Lemonade recipes - A "Say When!" picture offer (50 cents) by James Montgomery Flagg - Sunny Brook Whiskey - The Keeley Cure (an addiction treatment institute operating across multiple U.S. cities) The Keeley Cure ad is historically significant—it represents a real medical enterprise treating alcoholism and drug addiction, reflecting contemporary attitudes toward substance abuse as a treatable medical condition rather than pure moral failing. The page shows **minimal political content**, functioning instead as a reader-participation showcase and advertising platform typical of Judge's format.
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JUDGE JUDGE'S AMATEUR ART CONTEST | e RIZES of $5, $3, and $2 are awarded. All cdovap ining bo win pro, be which we] twed oa the Amateat Page, will be’ paid for atthe hile OC: tate of One dollar each. Drawings must be made 0a white peper with India ink, as ordinary ink does . tat repromuce well ia lie ext. Poviage must be| suggestions for inclosed if return of drawings is desired. Cnly those drawings marked “For Amateur Contest ” will be cca ces oak it arm feather consideration. Address all drawings and jokes for the same to Ant Editor Junct, 225 Filth Avenue, New York City. “ Amateur Contest.’ WHITE ROCK LEMONADE A tablespoonful of powdered sugar Plenty of eracke The Great Essentiats A Juice of one lemon One pint of WHITE ROCK in whiskey are age. 4 ity and richness of favor. Sunny =, “SAY WHEN!” And for FIFTY CENTS full maturity. Ask for it. We will mail this beautiful Sunny Brook Distillery Co. " : = ~— picture to you for your sum- Jefferson County, Ky. i mer cottage or bungalow. WELL-TRAINED ANIMALS. | By James Montoomery Flaga. THIRD PRIZE. SECOND PRIZE. \ SAY WHEN! j Drawn by Ralph C. Crinwall = : | ihe Lanttove, HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF. WHAT IT DREW. se a ah ats eee in Dr. Dosem’s FIRST PRIZE. Copyright, Leslie Judie Co. S Teer" Now but it drew twopats of shoes, three copies of = , “ ” sie chars age cial f SAY WHEN! f anti © Sunday - school ‘language from the doctor's bedroom win In color, #4411, double mount on heavy brown er. paper, 12x16, Send 10 cents for our 1910 complete illustrated catalogue of pictures by famous artists. With every order for the cat- jalogue we send a_ beautiful drawing by Penrhyn Stanlaws without charge. LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York. Trade supplied by W. Ik Anderson Ca. 38 Unton Sa. N.Y. Dose by Laura Wheeler, WITHOUT FORM. * Ain't it funny, our shadders don't have no shape.” ~ For Liquor and eeley Drug Using and successfully administered by medical specialists for the past 30 year. od 4 a oe are) : _ : - At the following Keeley Institutes: Deaton by Richard C. Leavitt Drewes by Klee Kena ; White Paina, N.Y. Pittsburg, Pa FIN" FEATHERS DO NOT MAKE FINE BIRDS. FAPA'S FAULT. Cotambus, deus Vita Avs Ly Job" Papa. what three large cities are on ont Lexington, Mass Portland, Ore. ‘Providence, K. Wore Jelly when favored with Abbott's Bitters in| the Misiainpt Rivet 7” . De rand, He Philadelphia, Pm. peg, Manitoba more de al, Sam = now, my son. ae : ee scat a Reet Con Baltioore; | Lin Johenir=* Now, 1 1 get licked at school to-| ] Atanta Ou Grand Rapin Mien Dat 2%, Broad st Lond ay 00 sceouat of your ignorance.” 5 In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com