Judge — April 19, 1913 — page 3: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page collects several early 20th-century satirical cartoons and advertisements: **"The Schlitz That Made Evening Dress Famous"** - A liquor advertisement using humor about formal wear. **"K-Row"** - An illustrated logo/advertisement, likely for a product or establishment. **"American Radiators"** - A commercial illustration showing wealth radiating outward, advertising heating/cooling products. **"Penn R.R."** - A cartoon satirizing Pennsylvania Railroad, depicting it as monstrous or exploitative (the grotesque creature imagery suggests corporate villainy). **"Everstick, The Rubbers of a Gentleman"** - Advertisement for rubber products (likely galoshes). **"Pond's Extract"** and **"Peck and Peck"** - Product advertisements. The page mixes commercial ads with mild social satire typical of Judge magazine's format—blending marketing with humorous commentary on contemporary institutions and consumer culture.