Judge, 1910-08-13 · page 15 of 16
Judge — August 13, 1910 — page 15: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily a **Judge's Amateur Art Contest page** featuring reader submissions with humorous captions—typical of early 20th-century satirical magazines. **The cartoons** depict domestic and social humor: - "Say When!" shows a couple with beverage service—playing on the phrase about pouring drinks - "None But the Brave Deserve the Fare" depicts a man in women's clothing, using gender-nonconformity as comedic shock - "Right and Left" jokes about weight gain through diet - "No Need of Alarm" shows safety mishaps during window cleaning **The humor** relies on physical comedy, gender role violations, and domestic situations—standard early-1900s fare. References to Abbott's Bitters and other patent medicines reflect contemporary advertising practices. **The context**: These amateur submissions were paid at "one dollar each," making this a reader-participation feature. The page also advertises cigarettes, beer, and patent medicines—typical Judge content reflecting Edwardian-era commercialism and social attitudes now considered outdated or offensive.
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JUDGE ] |Judge’s Amateur Art Contest IRIZES of $5, $3, and $2 are awarded. All i 2 t> drawings failing to wi nizes, but which sued on the Amateur Page, will be paid for atthe JF. rate of One dollar each. Drawings must be made con white paper with India ink, as ordinary ink does not reproduce well in line cuts. Postage must be inclosed if return of drawings is desired. Only thore drawings pated “For Artur Costes ® wil be THe CHAMPAGNE ved. This contest to all, fubseriben to JUDGE or aot. ‘There a 90 faancial Or BoTTLeD consideration. Address all drawings and jokes for So nace As Claw lucce. 12 Eas Avan, MILLER-MILWAUKEE | | New York City. “Amateur Contest.” THIRD PRIZE. |Deities | “The Utmost in Cigarettes” | As near perfect as mother nature and human skill | can make them Cork Tips or Pram Drawn ty Brann B. Teftn “SAY WHEN!” And for Drawn by Herman Mandel Aren't you ashamed. you big hulk of a man. to, round togged out in your little girl's clothes?” | Hl need an iaterpreter.” We will mail this beautiful picture to you for your sum- mer cottage or bungalow. Drown ty Willian Whaphy. “NONE BUT THE BRAVE DESERVE By James Montgomery Flagg. ‘THE FARE.” SECOND PRIZE. Drawn by Mri. Walter Mt. Younes No, this is not a sea serpent. but a "perfect beauty.”* Do you keep stationery 2” =" Mo, madam ; if 1 did I would lose my | A bottle of Abbott's Bitters should be on every table to nerve with the soup course. Sample by mail 25cta instamps. C.W. Abbott & Co., Baltimore, Md” FIRST PRIZE. Drawe by Dave Marcas. RIGHT AND LEFT. “7 Say, Jones, what makes you so fat 2° by, Lest what's right But what Copy sight, Leslie-Judge Co. “SAY WHEN!” In color, 8%x11, double mount on heavy brown paper, 12x16, nd 10 cents for our isl complete illustrated catalogue of pictures by famous artists. With every order for the cat- alocue we send a_ beautiful dra\ving by Penrhyn Stanlaws without charge. | raw by Wiliam J. Crbhwn | Drawem by George Rohlfing. NO NEED OF ALARM. TESLIE.JUDGE COMPANY, i Sent Vecan' fest me: sete puta’ | fem Why to. chi "Be careful, there, Wilton. You know i ii ce the: a ve te cleaning windows last week you fell ea there to make them stay apar y | off ty building. Don't let the same thing 225 Fifth Avenue, New York. _ was going to put a new muzzle oa bis gun. | ind Mrs, Winslow's Syrap the - Nv ited by W. 1c Amderma Co. 31 Unton Sa, 8: ¥, | bout ressedy forthe childrens tieabotiec lim @ Pinch, use ALLENS FOOT-EASE. ' bulidiee In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. couldn't, sir. This is only a three-story comicbooks.com