Judge — September 27, 1913 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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# "A Spring Chicken" - Judge Magazine, September 27, 1913 This page is primarily an **advertisement for a picture print** titled "A Spring Chicken," depicting a young woman in a bathing suit posed on a platform. The accompanying text uses the term "spring chicken"—a phrase meaning an attractive young woman or, ironically, someone pretending to be younger than they are. The ad's humor likely plays on vanity and self-deception: it offers the picture for home display, suggesting women should admire their own youthful image. The phrase "Has All Year-round Beauty" reinforces the joke about maintaining or claiming perpetual youth—a timeless satirical target in early 20th-century magazines. The rest of the page contains magazine contents and subscription information. No significant political satire is present.