Judge, 1916-01-22 · page 2 of 28
Judge — January 22, 1916 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily a **Collier's magazine advertisement** (left side) promoting a story called "The Parisian" by Alden Brooks, described as the most graphic war fiction written about the war—comparing it to Tolstoy's Sebastopol battle narratives. The right side shows the **Judge magazine masthead and table of contents** for Volume LXX, No. 1788. The contents list typical satirical pieces of the era, including articles on suffrage, World War I observations, and social commentary. The page contains **no political cartoons**—it's primarily editorial/advertising material. The war reference reflects 1916 American publishing's intense focus on WWI, then raging in Europe, before U.S. entry in 1917.
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Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
“The most graphic piece of fiction that has been written about the war,” is what you will say after you read ‘“‘The Pari- sian”. This story came to us from Alden Brooks, an absolutely un- known author. It will remind you of one of Tolstoi’s war stories written about the battle of Sebastopol. It will leave an impression that will last in your mind. Read it in the January 22d issue of Collier's THE NATIONAL WEEKLY 416 West 13th Street, New York City Judae CopHright 1916 by Lestie-JudfeCofutered at the Post- Office at ey eae second class stiail matter.Cable addtess‘Sidgas' dgask™’) Telephotie 6632MadisonSouate Published weekly gees work City) if by the Lestie Tse Co.225 Fifth Ave T Joti A Steicher ReubetP, Sleicter President 5 Fn Secretary Grant E Mamitton ’ TAWaldton uid metal A.E.Roflater Treasurer a Vol. LXX. January 22, 1916 No. 1788 Cc O N T E N T Ss Cover Design: Good Night, Nurse! » es James Montgomery Flagg The Henry Ford Peace Parade at Yapp’s Crossing =. = John Gruelle Editorials: Misunderstandings — The Measurcless Uplift Quite So (Page Illustration) . ‘ Orson Lowell The World 7 8 € Lee Shippey A Mere Incident eee Tom P. Morgan The Bantam + 8 % Charles F. Lummis Misunderstood i 8 F w & Strickland Gillilan Reconciled so. : 1. E. Supp Laughs by the Way Wilbur D. Nesbit Her Habit . . 7 ‘ Nathan M. Levy An Observation : Lo. Harold Susman Insurance The Notion Counter The Age of Quickness | The Unperturbed Husband (//!ustration by Fellows) . J. A. Waldron En Route a F ‘ F é F . Eldredge Denison Dolly's Dress Oo « & « @ Minna Ireing | We tad a Horse eg & Male Me Between Curtains. Cyril Andre | The Modern Woman: Suttrage F Facts and Fancies tuna Cadogan Els | Oversea Humor, Hogwallow Locals, With the College Wits, Passing the Mustard, Stories with Smiles, and Jest and Verse by JUDGE'S Staff. The Comedy Life in pierces by C. Bertram Hartman, Laura Foster, Hall Burrow Gordon Grant, J. fe int: Kaktles, Hamilton Wil n, RB. Fuller a Henkel, Anderson, Held, Robert Ball, F. L. Fithian, Ra Chester LG SUBSCRIPTION RATES Postaze free in the t ae] St 50 cents a year for postage: to all Marquette Weavers Apventisixa Tremont Bu New Exotaxp Apventesivo Wasnixoros Rernesestariv® comicbooks.com