Judge, 1915-10-02 · page 2 of 30
Judge — October 2, 1915 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising** for Collier's magazine, promoting a golf article by Grantland Rice about the National Golf Championship Tournament at Detroit. The ad uses humor to appeal to golf enthusiasts, noting that Rice's sports writing focuses on golf—"his own game—the one he plays and talks and loves." The right side shows Judge's masthead, contents page, and subscription information. The magazine featured satirical commentary, editorials, and humor pieces typical of the era. While specific cartoon subjects aren't clearly visible in this image, Judge generally offered political satire and social commentary on contemporary American issues. The 1915 date places this during World War I's early years in Europe, though this particular page doesn't address that conflict.
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GOLFERS Drawing his in- spiration from the National Golf Championship Tournament at Detroit,Grantland Rice has written a golf article for you, in the Octo- ber 2d issue of Collier’s. This writer’s stories of any sportare good and interesting — but golf! That’s his own game— the one he plays and talks and loves and now writes, in. the October 2d Collier's THE NATIONAL ers 916 West 13th Street, New York City HIght 1915.by Leslie-JudfeCobutered at me Office at New York as second ttail matter cal address‘ Judgark” Telephore S632Madisonsousre Published weetd by the Lestie~ -Tidge Co.: 225 Fifth ne New York Cit | Jou A Steicher Hi President Gein E Hamilton EL: A mee A.E.Rotlater Treasurer Vol. LXIX. October 2, 1915 c O N T EN T 5 Cover Design: Love's Jitney Bus The County Fair - - - - - - Zim Editorials: Tov Plain Modern Practice Brief Decisions - = = = 2 2 Me and the Milkmaid - - : - - - Tudor Jenks Sundered Ties - - - - - Tom P. Morgan Who? - - - - = - + + G.Vere Tyler Sometimes se ee Albert E. Hoyt “Some Man!” : : : ba - : - W.T. Nichols Safeguarding Health - - - - += - Wall Mason Dogburg: AModern Fable - - - + - Fred Ladd Perversity = = = = = = = =~ Clinton Scollard The Married State - - - : : - - HW.D. Ballades of a Gay Weekender: Do You? - - Paul Norman Candidating - - - : : - - - Albert E. Hoyt A Faithful Rattler : - : - : : Clair C. Barnes A Character : : : : : - Stokely S. Fisher When Charity Ceases to be a Virtue (/Mustration by Zim) R. A. Ballinger Between Curtains - - - - : : - CAM. JUDGE'S Between Covers - The Awakening - = = : ° : - Corinne Rockwell Svein ‘The Modera Woman: Curbside Comments ~- — - —Oreola WV’. Haskell Yarns of the Ballplayers - - - Fa A, Goewey Amusing Tales of Contemporary Lite, Stories with Smiles, Passing the Mustard, Foreiga Humor, and Verse and Jest by JUDGE'S Humorists. The Comedy of Life in Pictures by Grant E. Hamilton, W. Smithson Broadhead, Westmacott, Chester Garde, Calvert, Hamilton Williams, C.W. Kahles, Machefert, Barksdale Rogers, Ray Rohn, R. B. Fuller, F. L Fithian, and others. - C. Bertram Hartman SUBSCRIPTION RATES of LedieJudge Company willbe take elope with all manuscripts, ethe- We receive such material pel res moons Tor its lose foe 160 1914, 10 cents; 1913, 20 ceats ete. Fer ceatesias of Jence ted Sing on the Unite | States and Great Bra Postage free in the Uni "i Mexico. To Canadian Provines 50 cents a year for postage ; to all fo 181.00 a year. Wesrens nce Marquette Building, Chicago w ENGLAN! 3 Urrice: Tremont Building, Bostoa Wasutsoros Re Wyatt Building, Washisgtos, D.C. comicbooks.com