Judge, 1914-04-11 · page 19 of 24
Judge — April 11, 1914 — page 19: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising**, not political satire. The main content is a brief sports anecdote about Charley Herzog, a minor league baseball manager, followed by multiple commercial ads. **The Herzog Article**: Herzog managed the Cincinnati Reds and had previously managed a training team. The humorous story describes how Herzog disciplined a recruit named Cocash for fighting during practice; Cocash responded by boxing Herzog himself, leaving him injured with broken teeth. The joke illustrates Herzog's inexperience managing—he attempted managerial authority but was physically overpowered by a subordinate. **The Advertisements** include: - Apollinaris mineral water - Evans' Ale beer - Box of Havana cigars (25¢) - Made-to-measure clothing ($2.75) - Photographs of beautiful women (20 for $2.00) - A brief political joke about Postmaster-General Burleson expanding parcel post service There is no substantial political cartoon or satirical commentary on this page—it's a typical Judge magazine format mixing sports gossip with period advertisements.
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