Judge — June 21, 1913 — page 2: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis of Judge Magazine, June 21, 1913 **The Left Page:** This is primarily advertising for Leslie-Judge Company promoting a collection of Alexandre Dumas novels (including "The Three Guardsmen," "Count of Monte Cristo," and "Edmund Dantes"). The cartoon at top shows two men in period costume engaged in a sword fight, illustrating the swashbuckling adventure tales being sold. **The Right Page:** The masthead and contents listing dominate. A promotional box at bottom announces next week's Independence Day issue (June 28th) with a patriotic front cover by James Montgomery Flagg titled "Liberty." The page is primarily commercial rather than political satire. No specific political figures or contemporary events appear to be referenced in the visible content.