Judge, 1913-07-12 · page 2 of 24
Judge — July 12, 1913 — page 2: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising and table of contents**, not political satire. The left side features a Dubonnet liqueur advertisement emphasizing the product's authenticity and availability in American establishments. The main illustrated story, "For the Sake of Her Soul," appears to be serialized domestic fiction rather than political commentary—it concerns family drama ("your sister—your sweetheart—everyone"). The right side contains the magazine's masthead, contents listing, and subscription rates. A "Chicken Sand-Witch" cover image is promoted at bottom. **Overall assessment:** This is a standard magazine issue page mixing commercial advertising with entertainment content rather than containing editorial satire or political cartoons requiring historical interpretation.
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N oO. Appetite ?? Then come and take a glass of ““DUBONNET” The Great French Tonic and Appetizer Superior to the best Cocktail to be had in every Hotel, Cafe, Bar and Club, all over the United States. Insist i: Original and only Genuine *“DUBONNET”’ AND AVOID SPURIOUS IMITATIONS THE STRONGEST AND BEST STORY OF THE YEAR It concerns you—your sister— your sweetheart—everyone— “FOR THE SAKE OF HER SOUL” By Reginald Wright Kauffman The House of Borage," “Running Sands,” ete. A vital story of present day con- ditions—conditions that beset our gitls—and boys too. Every father and mother should read it. Every young man and young woman should read it. It is told in story form to give the real interest and leave a lasting impression. It is strong and clean. It shows the wrongs and it also shows it them. You'll feel sorry for Joe Mexgs the girl in the. story — and you'll rejoice with her in the way she overcomes ‘her tempta- Read thé first instalment ISLIE'S WEEKLY, June nd you'll want to finish the story. It will appear in ten issues. Send us the attached Coupon with $1.00, so as to be sure not to miss a copy. a iy Fill out the coupon and mail it today LESLIE’S WEEKLY 225 Fifth Avenue New York LESLIE'S WEEKLY 225 Fifth Avenue, New York Enclosed find 81.00 for whi by Reginald Wright nent of which appears in ih C) Copyright 1915. by Lestie-J Office at New York as second address‘ Suda, dark”) Telephotie 6632MadisotSouate Published weekly Jok&tA Steicher Grant E Hamilton Art Director - ame Editor Vol. LXV. otherwise return of the latter w ed Ju it that fact be promptly Feported on. Pos Indae | jeCo.Eutered at the Post. S ttail matter. Cable by the Leslie Judge Co.225 Fifth sy New xoek City) ty Reubdets D. Steiotey Secretary TAWaldtoy President A.E.Roflater Treasurer July 12, 1913. No. 16% c oO N T E N T Ss TAN AND FRECKLES NUMBER Cover Design: A Chicken Sand-witch T. V. Kelly JUDGE'S Revue of Summer. 3 ymond Crarcford Enver Editorials: Seashore Joys Human Nature Brief Decisions Summer Advice to Some. : William J. Lampton Delia Bathing * . . Arthur L. Salmon An Alphabet of Midsummer. « Harvey Peake Nothing to Fear - ‘ Max Meryman Cubistically Speaking . * «Frederick Moxon Felicitations . - . Rd Walsh The Way It Goes . ‘ + Walter G. Doty Caught (Mlustration by Felloves) . ° de Ae Waidrow Lamentation . . . « Howward C. Kegley ‘ Watch To Waste . . Homer ( . M.S. bride His Penance . ° ° JUDGE'S Motion Pictures: Jack and His Fa. mous Beanstalk . 5 . + George Carlson The Modern Woman: Curbside Comments Orcola W. Haskell The Remedy. 5 : «Elinor Lyrns Suffragette Snapshots . . Ma Husted Harper Among the Shines that Star: When “Fatty” Drew a Bobiail Flush. . . A, Goe Money Talks tricklana Gillilan With Foreiga Funmakers, ‘With the College Wits, Passing the Mustard, Stories with Smiles, and Verse aad Jests by JUDGE'S Humorists. The humor of contemporary life in pictures fy WH. Smithson Broadhead, Wilfred Jones, Zim, Calvert, Barksdale Kogers, J. K. Bryans, A. 7 Merrick, August Henkd, Held, C. W. Kahles, Sanford Tousey, UW. A Petersen, Barnes, R. Fuller, B. H. Sauders, and other SUBSCRIPTION RATES Six 4.08 Thirteen weeks riptions and advertisin ‘n at regular rates at any of the abo; ontributore must include @ stamped and celf-aldressed an re reall wot. be bod me it ra will be under obligations ca BACK NUMBERS: Present year, 10 cents py ; 1612, 10 cents ; 1911, 20 cents, ? “The contents of JuDGE are protected by copyright in both the United States and Great Britain, inces add cents a year fur pos Western Apvertisina Ovi WASHINGTON R&PR! SENTATIV A CHICKEN SAND-WITCH ‘The aweetent of them all E CALL your especial attention to the front cover of this week's issue of Juncr. This is one of the catchiest pictures we have ever published. We have run off some extra copies with- out any printed matter on them. The picture itself measures 9x12, and it is double-mounted on a heavy mat I 1x14, ready for fram- ing. Send us 25¢ before they are all gone and a copy will be sent you by return mail. Judge, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York. In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE, It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com