Judge — July 24, 1915 — page 2: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Advertisement for Leslie's Illustrated Weekly Newspaper This page is primarily **advertising copy** for Leslie's Illustrated Weekly Newspaper during World War I. The text boasts that Leslie's employs war correspondents and photographers across multiple theaters—Italy, Germany, Austria, France, Russia, Britain, Belgium, Turkey, Egypt, and the Far East—to provide readers with authentic coverage of the conflict. The left oval photograph shows soldiers in a trench, exemplifying the frontline documentation Leslie's claims to offer. The right photograph shows a correspondent at the front observing German trenches through a periscope. The advertisement emphasizes Leslie's 54-year history covering major conflicts and appeals to American subscribers' patriotic duty to stay informed about the war. It includes a subscription coupon and lists 800+ salesmen available to solicit new subscribers across major American cities.