Judge, 1913-05-24 · page 2 of 24
Judge — May 24, 1913 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and editorial content rather than political satire**. The left side promotes a series of camping-themed illustrations available from Leslie-Judge Company—"A Cold and Foggy Morning in Camp," "A Current Event," "An Unexpected Thunderstorm," and "After the Big Storm." These appear to be decorative prints for home or office, marketed at 50 cents each or four for $1.50. The right side contains the magazine's masthead, table of contents, and subscription information. An advertisement at bottom promotes an upcoming "Bride's Number" featuring James Montgomery Flagg's cover art. **No clear political cartoon or satirical commentary is visible**. The page functions primarily as a commercial vehicle advertising artwork and magazine subscriptions to early-20th-century readers.
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Office at New York as trial! matter.Catle addtess‘Judgark”) Telephotie 6632MadisonSonate Published we by the Lestie Judge Co.225 Fiftiim New York Clty May 24, 1913. c O N T.WE N Cover Design: Imperator . . . «James Montgomery Flag Cartoon: The Mucker . + Manning corrmanten, canstvveat 60.4 18 Me | Editorials: While Others Play Stimulation Kindness Sweet Sympathy . . «we Helen A. Spafford A Round Doren. . «ee Geo. B. Morewood The Three Wills. ‘ . Robson Black Watching Our Fuany World Go By Homer Cro The Spur to Courage (Iustration by Fellows) J. A. Waldron The Game. se ee Sine Burr Opportane Observations |... Charles Campbell Jones These Are the Happy Days Advantage of Not Knowing » 6 «~~ Walter G. Doty A Spring Fantasy... 5. Raymond Crawford Ewer The Modern Woman: Suffragette Snapshots [da Husted Harper AVE d > When the Gorge Rises...) Strickland Gillilan Tne Inheritance Tax... eM. A. Norevood you ever campe out: Bill's Importation . =. 0. wwe CR. Moore If you have, you know what it means to get up a ee Lego ile Sade wien hog fientles a | cain : cedar apet o . ‘orelga Funmakers, Stories with Smiles, fe College Wits, after a rainy night, in the cold gray dawn and find your Passing the Mustard, and Up-to-date Humor and Verse by JUDGE'S matches all damp—the firewood the same and everybody's hun- Jesters. Timely and Amusing Illustrations by Zim, R. B. Fuller, Victor Perard, de Maris, Wilon, C. F. Peters, J. R. Shaver, Held, H. A. Peterun, Sullivant, A. T. Merrick, Barton, Henkel, Brinkerhoff, F. J. Cate savant, Harvey Peake, J.R. Shaver, and others. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ger at 100% and still increasing. You remember the meal after it was finally prepared? The best you ever tasted—without a doubt. . = Or, did you pitch your tent on the bank of a river or lake One year,orS2numbers = ee and have the rain cause the water to rise and come right in—and Six months, or 26 numbers - 2 260 ‘Thirteen weeks - is your canoe take a “joy ride” all by itself about half a mile from Subscriptions payable in advance by draft on New York, or by express or postal order 5 * Eunornan ‘Ackyrs— Wo. Duwcson & Sone, Lid. Brean’'e Buitdinos, London, FC: land? England; Brentano's, Avenue de Ope roach's News Ezehance, Street. Adelphi, Londen: 66 Rus dela Victoire, Faris: 1 Clara Stresse, Mains, Germ Subscriptions and advertising for all the publications of Leslie-Judge Compa: If you have ever camped or if you have never camped you be taken at regular rates f the above offi ; ps f Contributors must Include nd ‘self-addressed envelope with all manuserists, ought to have these pictures. There are four in the series: ccherwioe retura of the latter when found unavailable cannot be pouranteed., We eae such roeterial, submitted Ged Ll a ap eigin soly he condition tl ‘we shall not be held re os sponsible for its loss or injury while in our hands or in tran A Cold and Foggy Morning in Camp. if Juoce cannot be found at any will be under obligation if that fact be promptly reported on post a A Current Event. BACK NUMBERS: Present year, 10 cents per copy; 1912, 10 cents ; 1911, 20 cents ete. ih vl he United States and Grest An Unexpected Thunderstorm. aacibe contents of Junge are protected by copyright in both the United States a e Postage free in the United States, its dependencies, and Mexico. To Canadian Prov After the Big Storm. < inces add tO cents a year for fe: to all foreign countries add $1.00 a year. Western Apvertistnc OF: Marquette Building, Chicago, Il, An artist’s proof of any of these subjects, beautifully colored, WaASincTON REPRESENTATI ‘Wratt Bailding, Washington, D. will be sent you for 50c—4 for $1.50. For your den or room, nothipg is more appropriate. They are just like a breath from the woods—they are rea/ pictures of the real kind of an outing. RIDES, Bachelor Girls, Bridegrooms and Bache- lors; There will be something pleasing for each one in the Bride's Number of JUDGE . June 7th. The cover is by James Montgomery Flagg, Leslie-Judge Company and it’s a “ peachy” number all through. Read it. 225 Fifth Ave. New York In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com