Judge, 1914-11-07 · page 2 of 24
Judge — November 7, 1914 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and administrative content** rather than political satire. The main illustrations are: 1. **"Bye Baby Bunting" cartoon** (top left): A father figure with a baby and shaving equipment, advertising Gem Damascene razors. The joke plays on the nursery rhyme, suggesting razors as practical gifts. 2. **Hotel McAlpin advertisement** (center): Features a lengthy statement defending the hotel's "notably moderate tariffs" despite European War-induced food price increases in New York—indicating wartime economic concerns affecting American businesses. The page reflects **1914 America**: pre-U.S. entry into WWI, when European conflict was already impacting domestic prices and commerce. The content emphasizes consumer products and hospitality rather than political commentary.
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Bye Baby Bunting, Papa’s gone a hunting For the new GEM DAMASKEENE, To shave himself both quick and clean. ° ° e Z | A Friend in Need—A Friend Indeed Z Buy a GEM DAMASKEENE RAZOR and have it handy—you'll | A need it most when you least expect it. The GEM means shaving com- fort—all difficulties solved—try it ten days and if you are not convinced, return razor to your dealer and get your dollar—we stand behind the dealer. buys the GEM DAMASKEENE uine leather case, together with = 7 GEM DAMASKEENE Blades and extra stropping handles. ALL LIVE DEALERS GEM CUTLERY COMPANY, Incorporated NEW YORK CANADIAN BRANCH 591 ST. CATHERINE ST., W., MONTREAL. HE Hotel MeAlpin wishes to make public statement that despite the fact the European War has caused an advance in food prices and de- spite the fact that many hotels and restaurants in New York are said to have increased their prices. —the notably moderate tariffs in all departments of the hotel, which have served to emphasize the unique excellence of its accommodations, food and service, will continue to prevail. HOTEL MALPIN war's ie — Broadway & 34" St., New Yo J ud ge Vol. LXVII_ November 7, 1914 No. 1725! Copyright 1914, by Leslie-Judge Company. | | | Entered at the Post-office at New York as second-class mai} matter Cable address, “Judgark."" Telephone 6632 Madison Sgaare, Published weekly by Leslie-Judge Company. Brunswick Building. 225 Filth Avenue, New York ‘Washington Representative Wyatt Building, Washington, D.C. John A. Steicher. President. Reuben P. Steicher, Sec’ . E. Rollauer. Treasurer. Grant E. Hamilton, Art Director. J. A. Waldron, Edit CON TENT Cover Design: “Maid in Gicr- many” . wl Mortimer W. Loewe Buy a Bate 0’ Cotton. ‘rauk Godavin Editorials: As to Oseulation = To Kun or Not to Run brig Dee cisons sow tee Golf and a Girl . . Rober C McElrazy Perversity =. . ‘ Walt Mason | The Ant and the Snail . Ellis O. Jones A Judgment se Chas, Campbell Jer! | Maxims from the Japanese Granville Trace Witchcraft =... Madison Catia The Family Man + 4 Strickland Gillilan JUDGE'S Between Covers. Robert Mountsier Just the Same... J. A. Waldron The Modern Woman: Mustard and Cress. . . + Ethel R. Peyser Suffrage Snapshots Ida Wusted Harper Curbside Comments. — . Oreola W. Haskell What's Not in Washington Francis X. Oswald Apostrophe to a Golf Ball. K. G. Hunt Wedding Bells 2. 0. Charles Leedy Overthesea Humor, With the College Wits, Passing tk Mustard, Stories with Smiles, and Jest and Verse b JUDGE'S Humorists. | The Fun and Satire of Life in Pictures by Grant £ Hamilton, Emil Flohri, H. A. Petersen, Hartman, 4 T. Merrick, J. Conacher, Henkel, Barksdale Reger Sanford Tousey, Zim, R. Van Buren, Ray Rohn, | H. Rahilly, Gordon Grant, Charles Sarka, Hoeas R. Cort, Lou Rogers, and others, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year, or 52 numbers - Six months, or 26 numbers = - Thirteen weeks = = - 435 | Payable in advance by draft on New York, of by ax or postal order. The contents of JUDGE are protected by copyright it both the United States and Great Britara. Eurorran Acent-—Wm. Daw & Sen ls Buibiings, L 2 Brentano's, A YOpera, Paris; Saarbach’s News Exchange, 16 J Adelphi, London ; 66 Rue de lu Victoire. Paris’; 1Clara Stra 2. Ge many . criptions and advertising for all the publicarices ¢ Judge Company will be taken at regular ratesat ar ¢ the above offices, stors must inclose a stamped and velf-addrer€ envelope with all manviseripta, others ive return of the ite | when found unavailable exnnot t~ guarant-ed. We rer! h materi be for publication, only on cond be respunsitle for its lo-s or injs ny news stand, the publishes | wl be wader obligations if th promptly reperted © postal eard or by letter. | “BACK NUMBERS: Present year, 10 cents per copy: Ht 2, 20 en, its dependencies. 0 cents a year for Poe exe; to all foreign countries . WESTERN ADVFRTISIN Marquette Building, Chicaxo, Il Are You Speedy? . If so, you will find something 00 next week’s front cover of JUDGE, which is “ Not So Slow!”