Judge, 1913-10-11 · page 2 of 24
Judge — October 11, 1913 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily a **tobacco advertisement**, not political satire. The left side features a full-page ad for "Stag Smoking Tobacco," emphasizing its new "perfect flavor" derived from Burley leaf. The ad claims smokers have been "waiting and longing" for such a product and includes testimonials about its quality. The right side contains the magazine's contents page for the October 11, 1913 issue of *Judge*. While various articles are listed (covering baseball, movies, and humor), **no specific political figures or satirical cartoons are visible on this page**. The stag imagery—a large buck with prominent antlers—serves as the brand's logo, suggesting masculinity and strength to appeal to male smokers.
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FLAVOR. new heights. to the fact. EVER-LASTING-LY The Handy ! A New Quality In Tobacco Just a year ago Stag was first put on the market, and it proved an instant Sensation. For years, smokers had been waiting and longing for the tobacco of PERFECT Stag took the wonderful Burley leaf, found new perfections in it, and gave the world a tobacco whose fragrance and flavor touched The enthusiam you feel with your first pipeful GROWS every day, every week, every month. Thousands of smokers have testified This is why a Stag Smoker smiles when you talk to him about other tobaccos. Or he replies, in the words of the immortal Kipling: “When you've heard old Stag a-callin’ “Then you don’t heed nothin’ else.” This is the ONE GREATEST QUALITY ever possessed by any tobacco. CONVENIENT PACKAGES The Pound Humidor The 10 Cent Tin and -Size 5 Cent Tin GOOD. | Grant E Hamilton Eugland; Brentano's, Street, Adelphi, London; be taken at regular rate: otherwise return of the latter w if that fact be promptly reported on postal card or by letter. Britain, inces add {0 cents a year for postace: | | In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreoiated. Copyright 1915.4 Lesiie-~J1 Office at New Yorkas tnatter, address‘. Judgark” Telephorie 6632 Madison Sonate Published weekly’ by the Leslie Judge Co.205 Fifth iy New York Cit: JolittA Sleicker President Ast Director A.E.Rollater Treasurer Vol. LXV. ‘October 11,1913. —~No. 14 a Cc ON TENT § Cover Design: Wax. : James Montgomery Flay JUDGE'S Revue of Baseball . + Frank Godavin Editorials: The Game Not the Great Origi- nal Brief Decisions : : . Never Satisfied . . . . Wallet F. Cook ‘ After Summer Has Gone . Wm. Adkins Watching Our Funay World Go By «Homer Croy The Fountain of Mirth =. . . Charles Irvin Juntis An Irreducible Minimum . . « SK Wilkow She Weuldn't Be Fussy . . « Max Merryman Keeping Step . ‘ é ‘ Hawths Elizabeth Wade The Parables of Pifflicus . . . Kee Maxevell Starting Him Right (Iilustration by Fellows) J. Me Waldron Tango T's. . . ; «Minna Irving The Water Wagon: An Al Fresce Comedy { Staged by American Press Humorists . J. A. W JUDGE'S Motion Pictures: A Put-up Job George Carlson From a Sinner's Diary . . + — Lynette Freemire The Poet's Troubles . . Ted Robinson Latest News from Hogwailow, ky . + George Lingham How Children Use JUDGE'S Movies . The Modern Woman: Curbside Comments . Oreola W. Hashell The Emancipation of the Child . Nora Blatch de Forest Laughs from Other Lands, Good Reading, Stories with Smiles, Humor Afloat, Passing the Mustard, and Original Fun by JUDGE'S Jesters The Humor and Satire of Life Pictured by W. Smithson Broadhead, Zim, A. T. Crichton, John Edwin Jackson, R. H. Rahilly, C. Barnes, J. H. Smith, Gerdon Grant, F. 1. Fithian, Justin Gruelle, Calvert, C. W. Kahles, Arthur Lewis, Sarka, Art Young, Goold, and others, ———————————————————————————————————————— SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year, or 62 numbers : : = $5.00 Six montis, or 26 numbers : - - 2.50 Thirteen weeks - - - 125 scriptions payable in advance by draft on New York, of by exprean or postal erde- UROPEAN AGENTS—Wm. Duweon & Sons, Ltd., Bream's Buildings, London, E. Cy venue de COpera, Paria; Saarbach’s News Exehanoe, 16 Jee 56 Rue dela Victoire, Curis; 1 Clara Strasse, Mainz, Germans. dxe Company will Subseriptions and advertising for all the publications of Leslie- any of the above offices. amped and self-addressed envelope with all manuseripts, found unavailable cannot be guaranteed, We receive nly on condition that we shall not be held re hands or in transit. If Jupce cannot be found at any news-rtand, the publishers will be unser obligations Contributors must inclu pmitted for publication, TACK NUMBERS: Present year, 10 cents per copy ; 1512, 10 cents: 19 The contents of JupcE are protected by copyright in both the United § Postage free in the United States, its dependencies, and Mexico. To C I foreign countries add $1.00 a year. WESTERN AbveRTisING OFrice: Marquette Building, Chicago, II. WasinncTon Representative: Wyatt Building, Washington, Leslie-Judge Company, 225 Fifth Avenue, New York comicbooks.com