Judge, 1915-03-13 · page 19 of 24
Judge — March 13, 1915 — page 19: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page from *Judge* magazine contains primarily **advertisements and reprinted international humor** rather than original political cartoons. The "Oversea Humor" section features three brief jokes translated from European sources (Prague, London, and London again), satirizing **World War I-era attitudes**: 1. A wife justifies wearing an old-fashioned blouse after a "four-days war" with her husband—domestic conflict mirroring real warfare. 2. A child wishes to be an angel to drop bombs on Germans—darkly satirizing how children absorbed wartime propaganda and violence. 3. A boy demands a million soldiers by his birthday to capture a fort—mocking childish military ambitions during wartime. The remaining content is **commercial advertising**: Egyptian Deities cigarettes, Hotel Marlborough in New York, and a Keeley Institute treatment facility for alcohol and drug addiction. The page reflects early-20th-century magazine formatting, mixing editorial content with revenue-generating ads.
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budes mit taky uz tu_modernt eoeenoa blazi, Anes Fénojsi mela na sobe docela corerio ie 1ednt jsems muzem vélefla, nez mi ji “Well, you always said that you were going to ‘have’‘one of the new war-style blouses, and this morning you are wearing an old-fashioned one."* “Yes; but I had a fourt -days war with my husband to get this.’ — Humoristicke Listy (Prague). “Oh, mother, how I wish I wasan angel ! arling, what makes you say that?'’ “Oh, because then, mother, I could drop bombs on the Germans. ''—Punch (London). Small boy—Father, I must have a million men by my birthday, if this fort is to be taken.—Sketch (London). Siiced 4 Abhott's Bitters are sopetizing althfal Sa of bitters by mail, Seta in stampa CW, abbott & Co. Baltimore, Md” ADV.) EGYPTIAN J the Utmost in Cigaretles’ Plain End or Cork Tip Deities to any other — HOTEL MARLBOROUGH Broadway, Between 36th and 37th Streets IN THE VERY CENTER OF NEW YORK HIS famous hotel is known the world over; has all modern appointments and is complete and up to date in all details. The most convenient location in New York, being but a few minutes to the leading theaters and departrient stores, a few minutes from the Pennsylvania and Grand Central Stations. Whether your visit is one of business or pleas- ure, you will find the Marlborough the Ideal Place to stop at. The Rathskeller is one of the Show Places of New York. Rooms, $1.00 Per Day Upwards Rooms with Bath, $1.50 Per Day Upwards $1.00 Extra Each Additional Person JOHN F. DOWNEY, Manager << FOR LIQUOR AND DRUG USERS > Ascientific treatment by specialists in authorized Keeley Institutes only. FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO FOLLOWING KEELEY INSTITUTES: Mot Springs, Ark. Oblahome City, Obta, dartsonrlite Flas ond : WAZ as comicbooks.com