Judge, 1915-09-25 · page 14 of 28
Judge — September 25, 1915 — page 14: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising for Sterling chewing gum**, not political satire. The top half contains comic strips demonstrating the gum's seven selling points through humorous scenarios with characters using Sterling gum. The bottom half announces "Sterling—The 7-point gum" and lists its features: flavor saturation, velvety texture without grittiness, and crumble-proof durability. The circular emblem shows the number "7" as the product's branding hook. A note directs dealers to cut out the double-page spread as a window display advertisement. This is a commercial advertisement typical of early-20th-century magazine promotions, not editorial or satirical content.
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