Judge, 1915-02-13 · page 19 of 24
Judge — February 13, 1915 — page 19: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page combines international humor with period advertisements. The left column presents three brief satirical comics from European publications, illustrating cross-cultural comedic themes: a ragpicker's delight at receiving cigarette tobacco (Paris), a vain theatergoer requesting intermission extension to display her new gown (Prague), and a domestic servant misunderstanding about "warm underclothing" (London). The dominant right side advertises Hotel Chamberlin at Old Point Comfort, Virginia, as a health resort promising recovery through leisure activities, medical treatments, and natural medicinal water—reflecting early 20th-century "therapeutic tourism" beliefs about resort healing. Below appear advertisements for "Sexology," a medical education book by William H. Walling, and Magnolia Springs Hotel in Florida—both offering respectable, medically-framed wellness solutions typical of the era's approach to health and propriety. The page reflects Judge's international scope and the period's emphasis on health resorts as legitimate medical interventions.
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