Judge, 1913-11-15 · page 2 of 24
Judge — November 15, 1913 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and masthead content** rather than political satire. The left side promotes Leslie's Weekly magazine with a subscription advertisement featuring "Home Run" Baker, identified as "king of long distance" hitters. The cartoon shows a baseball player in batting stance, appealing to sports enthusiasts to subscribe for $5 yearly. The right side contains the Judge magazine masthead and contents listing for Vol. LXV, No. 1674. A Thanksgiving advertisement at bottom promotes getting next week's special holiday issue. The baseball imagery reflects early 1910s American popular culture enthusiasm for the sport. No significant political satire or commentary is evident on this particular page—it functions primarily as a commercial and editorial information page.
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Baseball In Winter? CERTAINLY! WHY NOT? Keep up with the game— work up your dope for next season. Read the Old Fan’s page in each issue of Leslie's Weekly The Old Fan (Ed A. Goewey) has long been known to LESLIE’S readers as a writer who can handle baseball matter in true baseball style. He knows the players, he knows the game and he can write, too. JOHNNY McGRAW The Giants’ scrappy commander. ” The page is illustrated by ‘‘Zim’’ who needs no introduction to Judge’s readers. His baseball il- lustrations are in his usual clever, inimitable style. There are a lot of other reasons why you ought to subscribe to LESLIE’S—the il- Justrations of current happenings the world over, Jasper’s Hints to Money-makers, ‘The Motor De- partment, The ‘Travel Depart- ment, the Theatricals—any one of which is worth the price ot admission to our family cirele— $5.00 a Year —400,000 circulation now and growing fast. Leslie’s Weekly Established in 1855 225 Fifth Avenue New York Use this coupon for your convenience ee ee COUPON ee LESLIE'S WEEKLY dodge 225 Fifth Avenue, New York Gentlemen: —Enelosed please w subscription to LESLUE | Send ie full particulars regarding your special Fall offers. " $5. 00 fur which please enter my for one year, 0 l (Name) (Address)__ = sight 115 .byLestie-~J Office at New ‘York as aid, addressSu Published week JohtA Sleicher President Grant E Hamilton Vol. LXV. Cc oO N T E Cover Design: Stung by a Yellow-Jacket JUDGE'S Revue of the Horse Show Editorials: Servants and Bosses Evolution . . . . Motor Chat. : . To a Japanese Valet Egg View Notes The Revolt The Architect Not Her Style The Men on Foot Well Chaperoned . ‘ The Difference in Time The Fastidious Actress. The Silent Singer . Watching Our Funny World Go By . The Modern Woman: Suffrage Saapshots * Curbside Comments . . Billy Snappers Last Pluoge November 15, 1913 N T Ss Animals jeCo.futered at the Post. S tall matter Cane Telephone 6632Madisot Sonate by the Lestie-Ju Co. 225 Fifth Ave Now York rx cig No. 1674 H. Richard Boehm H. G. Peers E, A. Fanning Horace Dodd Gastit Kate Masterson Lislie Van Exve.y Terrell Lowe Holliday Wilbur D, Nesbit J. A, Waldron Walt Mason E, Fuhr Hinton Gilmore William S, Adkins Charles A, Leedy Homer Croy Ida Husted Harper Oreola W. Haskell Ed A. Goewey Stories with Smiles, With the College Wits, Passing the Mustard, and Jest and Verse by JUDGE'S Humorists The Humorous Side of Life in Pictures /y Zim, O. Schmidt, R. B. Fuller, Albert Matzte, Westmacott, C. W. Kahles, WM. Allison, Arthur Lexis, Norman Anthony, R. E. Snodgrass, Walter B. Maris, Barks dale Rogers, W. . Broadhead, Brinkerhoff, Lou Rogers, Raymond Crasvford Enver, Frank Godavin, and others. SUBSCEIE ELON RATES One year, or 62 numbers « Six months, or 26 numbers * ‘Thirteen weeks 25 Subscriptions payable in advance by by drat on N on New York. OF by express or postal Fre La European Acents— Wm. Titrentanows, Avenue de (Opera Street. Adelphi. London: 6 Rue de la Victoi Subscriptions and advertising for all the publications of Leslie-Judge Company will be taken at regular rates at any of the above offices. Contributors must include a stamped and relf-aldressed envelope and unavailable cannot be gua {the latter when { otherwise return bmitted for publication, if that fact be promptly reported on. postal card or by letter resent year, 10 cents per copy ; 1612, 10 cents: 1911, 20 cents, ete. BACK NUMBERS | manvecrigt, We receive The contents of Junce are protected by copyright in both the United States and Great Britain. Postage free in the United States, its dependencies, and Mexico. To Canadian Prov- inces add SOcents a year for postage: to all foreign countries add $1.00 a year, Western Apvegtisina Orrice: M: WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE : wette Building. Chi Building, Was GFT a copy of Thanksgiving JUDGE next week and have a In answering advertisements please mention JUDGE, It will be appreciated. real Thanksgiving comicbooks.com