Judge — March 30, 1912 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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# Judge Magazine Easter Advertisement Analysis This is primarily a **magazine advertisement** for Judge's Easter issue, not a political cartoon. The small illustration at the top shows a figure (likely representing "Hootense") asking their mother not to be asked to "budge" until they've read Judge's Easter number. The ad promises Easter-themed content (hats, eggs, rabbits, parades) alongside other features by notable contributors like Roy McCardell and illustrators Petersen and Carolyn Wells. It emphasizes "dozens of other features—new and superlatively good ones." The crown emblem at bottom appears to be Judge's logo ("The Hat He Shied Into the Ring"). **Pricing**: 10 cents per copy, $5 yearly subscription, or $1.25 for three-month trial. The publication was located at 225 Fifth Avenue, New York City.