Judge, 1911-10-28 · page 2 of 24
Judge — October 28, 1911 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page contains **three advertisements rather than political cartoons or satire**. The top left advertises "Around the World with a Camera," a travel book emphasizing photography's documentary power. The top right promotes Leslie's Weekly's Civil War coverage, highlighting how the magazine employed field artists and writers during the 1861-1865 conflict to create accurate pictorial records—work now being republished for educational purposes. The bottom advertisement showcases "Four American Beauties," photogravure portraits by various artists (Monahan, Hutt, Boehm, Yardley), presented as artistic images of unnamed women in fashionable hats and clothing. All three ads are from Leslie-Judge Company, a New York publisher. **There is no political satire or cartoon content on this page.**
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“The most notable book of photographic reprodactions ever iasoed in this coantry."* GEORGE G. ROCKWOOD, the Famous American Photographer. 2 ie camera tells the truth. No book of travel ever published contains so much valuable information AROUN D " as this beautiful and copiously THE illustrated book. 0) RLD At present there is spread- ing a movement all over the United States, a movement that has for its motto “See America First.” , Bearing this fact in mind, the publishers have given much space to the sights wonders—un- equaled by any other country —found in this glorious land of ours. “The book shows one how the camera catches the lead- ing news and events. Jt takes you to great fires, ship- wrecks, conventions, disasters, in fact, wherever the newspapers send their reporters. The publishers have reason to believe this superb work—the first of its kind ever undertaken in the United States—will be warmly welcomed by the American public. Superbly bound in dark green cloth, gold top. Size 1074216 inches FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS ADDRESS 225 Fifth Avenue Leslie-Judge Company i ton civ THE TRUE STORY OF THE CIVIL WAR “THERE are two ways of writing history—by recording it in the making and by compiling it years afterward, | In one the historian knows what is actually happening, i in | the other reminiscences and traditions, with all their inac. | curacies and exaggerations, must be relied on. The Civil War was the most momentous event in our national history and its accurate telling is of the utmost importance, LESLIE’S WEEKLY, in 1861 the foremost pictorial paper of the United States, just as it is in 1911, had trained writers and artists in the field with every army division for the purpose of accurately recording the story of the war’s progress. Now, after half a century, their work is being repub- lished, week by week, in LESLIE'S WEEKLY. Men, women and children of the North and South are interested, teachers are using it in their classes, and wearers of the blue and the gray find it a text for many a graphic story of battle and privation. Can you afford to miss this rare opportunity of learning this impor. tant ‘phase of your country’s history? Subscribe immediately! We can supply you with the back numbers dating from the time the pictures began to appear. Leslie's Weekly * NaYou'cm BEAUTIES” ARTISTIC, ATTRACTIVE IN COLORED PHOTOGRAVURE ON HEAVY PLATE PAPER PICTURES BY MONAHAN, HUTT, ROEHM, YARDLEY SIZE 15x19 INCHES FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS ADDRESS Leslie-Judge Co. xayae any comicbooks.com