Judge, 1910-11-19 · page 2 of 24
Judge — November 19, 1910 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily a **commercial advertisement** rather than political satire. It announces Judge magazine's 29th anniversary and promotes engravings available from the Leslie-Judge Company. The advertisement offers a free picture called "Say When" (valued at 50 cents) with orders over $2.00. The text emphasizes Judge's long history of publishing comics and illustrations with humorous captions appealing to all ages. The page includes decorative illustrations: a seated figure in classical robes (representing Justice or the magazine's authority) and a smaller cartoon character on the left side. These are generic emblems rather than caricatures of specific political figures. The offer encourages customers to purchase engravings for weddings, birthdays, and Christmas gifts, promoting Judge's illustrated catalogue.
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Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
Judge’s Anniversary Offer "THE National Weekly Magazine of fun is 29 years old. As long as it has lived, Judge has always contained comics and beautiful illustrations of more serious nature under sapiens which appeal to ererans young or old. We have handsome engravings of many of the finest and most original and striking Fcratene to sell. Our engraver printed more of one subject than we ordered which gives us an -opportunity to make a birthday offer in behalf of Judge. With every order for A selected from our cata- logue amounting to $2.00 or over, we will send free of charge the popular niche “ Say When,” listed in the catalogue at 50 cents. This offer holds good only until the over-run from the engraver is used u You can use “Say When” and all the other pictures in the catalogue for wedding, birthday and Christmas presents. Take advantage of this opportunity now, before it is too late. If you haven't a catalogue, we will send one to you, from which to make up your order, upon Yeceipt of ten cents. Leslie-Judge Company, 225 Fifth Ave., New York comicbooks&com