Judge — December 28, 1912 — page 2: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis This page is primarily **advertising for Judge calendars**, not political satire. The left side features an ad for "Judge Calendars—Twelve masterpieces by Flagg, Both, Armstrong, Hamilton, Sarka, Taffs, Crawford." The calendar image shows a silhouetted figure in formal dress (appears to be a New Year's themed illustration). The ad emphasizes the calendars as appropriate gifts—"useful, as well as beautiful" and "a constant reminder of your thoughtfulness throughout the year." Priced at $2.00, with limited supply. The right page shows the magazine's table of contents and subscription rates ($5.00 yearly). There's a brief editor's note promoting the Winter Travel issue. **This is fundamentally a commercial page**, not satirical commentary, typical of magazines' self-promotion before the modern advertising industry developed.