Judge — November 5, 1910 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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# Judge Magazine Anniversary Advertisement This page is primarily **advertising**, not satire. It celebrates Judge magazine's 29th anniversary with a promotional offer. The central image shows **Lady Justice** (blindfolded figure with scales and sword), representing the magazine's name and authority. A small cartoon figure on the left appears to be a jester or comic character, reinforcing Judge's identity as a humor publication. The text announces a birthday promotional deal: customers ordering engravings/illustrations worth $2.00 or more receive a free picture called "Say When" (normally 50 cents). This offer exploits an engraver's overrun to benefit customers during the magazine's anniversary celebration. The advertisement pitches Judge as containing quality comics and illustrations appealing to all ages, encouraging orders for gifts while stock lasts.