Judge, 1915-02-27 · page 2 of 24
Judge — February 27, 1915 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, not satire or political commentary. The left side features two whisky advertisements: **Cascade Pure Whisky** (describing production methods) and **Black & White Scotch Whisky** (emphasizing its popularity and purity). These occupy the dominant visual space. The right side shows the **Judge magazine masthead and contents page** for Vol. LXVIII, February 27, 1915, listing articles, illustrations, and subscription rates. At the bottom, a small notice promotes next week's cover featuring a James Montgomery Flagg painting titled "A Woman Can Always Make Almost Anything She Wants To of a Man." The page reflects **early 20th-century magazine publishing**: heavy advertising revenue supporting editorial content, with liquor prominently featured despite Prohibition's approach (ratified that same year).
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~ eee Areal, old fashioned sour mash—copper distilled, perfectly puri- fied and honestly aged. That's why Cascade has a distinjmished per- sonality of its own. Original Bottling Has Ol Gott Labet GEO. A. DICKEL & CO., Distillers « NASHVILLE, TENN. BLACK & WHITE Scotch Whisky There is more Black and White sold than any other Se Because it is so good, and such excellent value for the money. And one of the chief points of value in Black and White is its abso- lute purity. Copy ight 1915.by Leslie-Ju | Oftice st New Yorkas s A ase ail nation | addtess‘Sudgaste y) Telephotte 6632 Madison Sonate Published See fay’ hy thie Leslie Siidge Co. 225 Fifth tye + oer “York City) ReubonP, Sleloter soca i: lh TAWaldeon 5 .ERotiauer “Treasurer Vol. LXVIT February 27, 1915 No. 174] Cc oO N T E N T Ss Cover Design: Another Type of ‘Busy Bertha” Using Smokeless Powder Brill March. . . Frank Godawin Editorials: Platitudes Called Back . . . . GC. Rockavell Swain Spring ts Coming. . . + Walt Mason The Explanation John H. Naylor Sitting Up with a Furnace Homer Croy Modern Beau to Modera Belle Stokely S. Visher | To Dan Cupid . + Tudor Jenks | A Vassal to Act (Udiustrated by Felloaes) dh A, Waldron The Beanfugles at the Movies . . + Arthur Chapman Among the Owls . : : . RG. McElrary Looking Backward . . . + Tom Po Moran A Disgraceful Orgy Strickland Gillilan JUDGE'S Between Covers (Iitwstratio ons ‘hy Fle Robert Mountier The Modern Woman: Curbside Comments Oreola Wy Hastal Suffrage Snapshots : Ma Musted Harper From a Sinace’s Diary Lynette Freemse Egg View N laslie Van Every Oversea Humo jog, ‘the Mustard, With the College Wits, Stories with Smiles, and Jest and Verse by JUDGE'S Humorists. The Comedy of Life in Pictures by Grant BE. Hamilton, Emil Flohni, UW A Vaersen, Lim, C. Bertram Hartman, Dan Lynch, Monte Crews, R. E. Snodgrast, Hamilton Williams, C2 W. Kahle, UW. T. Denison, J. Conacher, Fo 1. Fithian, G. B. Inwood, George Carlion, Barksdale Rogers, KR. Van Karen, Emery, Nel Witers, Ue G. Peters, Low Rogers, and others. Joti A Stoicker Vrosident Grant E awiton Att Director Vor Optimism Numan Peefection SUBSCRIPTION RATES portal onder cannot be guaranteed. We receive jon that we shall not be held respe> 3, 1914, 10 centa; 1912, 20 conta, ee (right in both the United States and Gre Britain, Postage tree in the United States, ‘Te Canadian Provioes add 0 cents @ for postaxe ; to all Western Apventisina Ory Wa: RePRESENTATH When James Montgomery Flagg paints a picture over the title, “A Woman Can Always Make Almost Anything She Wants To of a Man,"do we need to do more than to tell you where you can see it? On the front cover of next week's JUDGE.