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Judge — December 19, 1914 — page 23: Judge, 1914-12-19

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This is primarily an **advertising page** from Judge magazine, not a satirical cartoon spread. It features four book/product advertisements: 1. **Studio of Pictorial Art** (top left): An art instruction school offering mail-based drawing lessons under supervision of "America's foremost illustrators." The illustration shows a student and instructor, typical recruitment imagery. 2. **Bound Volumes of Judge** (top right): Offering leather binders to collect Judge issues 1-52, marketed as family entertainment for "winter evenings." 3. **Four Great Pictures** (bottom left): Reproductions of popular Judge cover illustrations by James Montgomery Flagg and others, sold as framed art ($1.00). 4. **Letters of a Self-Made Failure** (bottom right): A humorous business ethics book by Maurice Switzer with pen drawings, marketed to businessmen seeking wit and practical advice. All ads use period-typical sales copy emphasizing quality, affordability, and self-improvement—common themes in early 20th-century American magazines.

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Learn to Draw Properly We teach you how to draw from nature; how to proceed, step by step, the right way. We send you this instruction by mail and your individual training comes under the per- sonal supervision of some of America’s foremost. illustra- tors—men of international reputation, This school has been established HE years and has developed many first-class illustrators who are today earning good) in- comes from their art. We cannot handle a great many students, so, if you are in terested, write immediately for terms and particulars. Studio of Pictorial Art (ne.) 172 Fitth Avenue New York ESTABLISHTED loos Bound Volumes of Judge Price $1.50 Here is a leather binder which will hold any one ce number of Judges from to. fifty-two, Keep a record of the wit and satire of the times and you will have a volume of delightful humor that will a many hours of enjoyment to you and your children during the long winter evenings. Company r ’ New York Leslie-Judge 225 Fifth Avenue dé, Co} , veh *, ‘To Be Continued N \ Four Great Pictures Taken by Storm An Enveloping Movement By James Montgomery Flagg Bolles \ & Tey } By E. A, Furman on a $1.00 These splendid pictures, among the most popular of recent in full color—9 x 12—double mounted on ly for fr All four Address Judge covers, « vy white ma will be sent on re Leslic-Judge Co., 225 Fifth Avenue, New York Letters of a Self-Made ailure Letters of a SELF-MADE FAILURE By Maurice Switzer With 14 brilliant pen<lrawings by Frank Godwin bk Ry Manrice Switzer tting forth in a humorous, EE $1.00 Leslie-Judge Co. 225 Fifth Avenue New York T : Unique, epigrammatic style, a Commion-sense, livable Code of business ethics which Eventually Spetts Success. Press Opinions in at vkes th Writte whieh ing as A series of witty wisdor palatab f Yorks Ought to ¢ circle of busine Transeri truth, common sense and a nd professional men.—Boston Toany one in the business world these letters Spendthrifts and other Ce ¢ letters from one brot jeht talk.— Washington It matters not whether you ar well as entertaining to read it will be profitable as tes-Scimiter. comicbooks.com