Judge, 1913-03-08 · page 2 of 24
Judge — March 8, 1913 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising for Judge magazine itself**, not political satire. The left side promotes Judge's art print catalog and Easter gift offerings, featuring a portrait of an unnamed woman. The advertisement emphasizes affordable art prints (25¢ to $2.50) by "leading artists of the day." The right side shows the magazine's masthead, contents listing, and subscription rates ($5 annually). An editor's note announces the forthcoming Easter issue, highlighting color illustrations and "snappy reading matter." The only textual content is Rolf Armstrong's piece "Good For What Ails You"—a brief Easter gift recommendation. There is **no political cartoon or social satire visible** on this particular page; it functions as an editorial/advertising insert.
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(©) svvce By Rolf Armstrong from 25c to $2.50. S. Judge ‘ 225 Fifth Avenue TEE Ave New York New York. * %, Enclosed { 25¢ '10e D [Adioametessies; esijecssiesesssiseasvssse SS tached. “Good For What Ails You” N. EASTER PRESENT. This would make an appro- priate Easter present. And there are lots and lots more in the Judge Art Print Catalog—send 10c for it. You'll find pictures on sentimental as well as comic subjects by the leading artists of the day. Make your selection from the catalog. Prices range a Special Note :—If you want % A copy of “ “Good For What fot which send me { Good For What Ail You} ‘ Ails You,” mounted se 09 ready to frame for Namaittsts foscetetlestsssessvactes ae 25c, please indicate . on the coupon at- Judae 1913.by Lesfie~J1 ttered at the Post. Office ama eras tail matterCanle addsess'Sudgask” hottie 6632 Madison Sonate Published weekly by the Lestie-Judge Co.225 Fifth An New York City) Vol. LXIV. March 8, 1913. Cc oO N T E N T s Cover Desiga A % 3 . Chas. A. Maclellan Editorials: J A. Waldron Boys—Cause and Effect The Family Belongings . : Frederick Moxon The Conversational Canine . ‘ - RE Ballinger The Soclal Zoo . 5 John Kendrick Bangs Whose Whosiers Everywhere , Sister’s Shopping Bag . . * Lida Keck Wiggins The Usual Trouble . : : . Grace McKinstry A Reduction . . . A Merryman The Kicker . . . Protectors—-A Fable. J. A. Waldron The Modero Woman—Suffragette Snapshots Ida Husted Harper Amusing Stories About Well Knowa Persons, With Foreign Funmakers, The Social Zoo, With the College Wits, Stories With Smiles, Driftwood, Up-to-date Humor and Verse by JUDGE'S Jesters. Various Amusing Illustrations by Moyte Crews, Uharles Wright, Zim, R. C. Ewer, J. Conacher, Bryans, G. H. Shorey, Gruelle, C. Bachel . O. Wilson, Bob Garden, L. Fellows, Chas, Sarka, Lou Rogers, and others. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year, or 62 numbers - : = $5.00 Six months, SUROPEAN Ace! gland; Brentan Street. Adelphi, London; $6 Rue deta Victoire, fur Subscriptions and advertising for all the publications of Le: be taken at regular rates at any of the above offices. Contributors must ine! stamped and self-addressed envelope with all manuseri, otherwise return of the latter when found lable cannot be guaranteed. We recon bmitted for publication, only on condition that we shall not be bell = Joss or injury whilein our hands or in transit. annot be found at any news-stand, the publishers will be under obligsiiat i if that fact be promptly reported on postal card or by letter. BACK NUMBERS: Present year, 10 cents per copy; 1912, 20 cents ; 1911, 90 cat ete. ‘The contents of Jupce are protected by copyright in both the United States and Gm Britain, Postage free in the United States, its dependencies, and Mexico. To Canadian Pr* inces add GO cents a year for postage: to all foreign countries add $1.00 a year. Western Apvertisinc Ovvicr: Marquette Building, Chicago, Ill. THE Easter Number of JUDGE is out next week. The cover itself is worth the price of the paper, but you have a generous meas- ure in the contents in the shape of beautiful illustrations in color and in black and white, as well as real snappy reading matter. Editor of Judge. comicbooks.com