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This page is primarily **advertising and editorial matter** rather than political cartoons. The left side advertises Collier's magazine, promoting an article by Victor Murdock analyzing English attitudes toward World War I—specifically how the English public has become "thoroughly aroused to the seriousness of the war." The right side shows Judge's masthead and table of contents for Vol. LIX, No. 1793 (February 26, 1916). The contents list numerous humorous articles, stories, and illustrated features typical of Judge's satirical offerings. Notable is reference to "Foreign Humor" and college-related comedy pieces. The magazine was published during America's pre-WWI period, when debate over intervention remained active. The Murdock article reference reflects contemporary interest in European perspectives on the ongoing conflict.

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“The English masses are thoroughly aroused to the seriousness of the war,” says Victor Murdock in “Out of a Darkened London.” Here is an interesting, thoughtful Anglo- analysis that will give you a new understanding of the real attitude of our English cousins toward the greatest crisis in their history. The article will appear in the February 26th issue of Cc ll 1 ay “s THE NATIONAL WEEKLY 416 West 13th Street, New York City A Aight 1916 by Lestie-JudGeCobutered at the Post- Office at New York as second class tail matter.Cable address" Sudgark” Telephone 6632Madisot Sonate Published weekly’ by the Lestie Judge Co.225 Fifth Ave New York ace JohttA Steicher Reuben P, Sleicher President Secretary Grant E Hamilton TAWaldton Art Director Editor A.E.Rollaser Treasurer Vol. LXX. February 26, 1916 No. 1793 c O N T E N Cover Desiga: The Belle That Calls to Mardi Gras James | The Ball of the Mystic Crew ° F. Gregory Editorials: On the Other Hand Top Kuots Hollow Pretense ExtraSudicial Comment - - One of Life's Little Agonies - His Modest Position Pan-Medicine Changing It a Little The Slippery Slope - | One Misnomer - oe eee A Fiendish Pleasure Gallery Gods The Super-Languid Gump Some Women - - - = = Habit - x Compensations - - “ . The Pursuit of Happiness Promises A School for Maioay Two Systems Waiting - The Impoverished Fur Collar = - = Between Curtains - - - = The Modern Woman JUDGE'S Foreiga Humor, With the College Wits, Passing the Mu: with Smiles, and Jest and Verse by His Honor’s Humorists. The Comedy of Life in Pictures, Sarfa, Ray Rohn, Sullicant, Fello Hartman, Harold Thomas Denis O. Schmidt, Tousey, Edrop, Westmacott, F. L. Fithian, and others SUBSCRIPTION RATES Qoe year, of $8 numbers ~ ates ani t Britais. To Canadian Proviaces #44 Postage free in the dep . 60 cents « year for postage: to all foreiga countries add $1.00 a year. Wesreax Aovexrisino Orrice Marquette Building, Chicago New Exctanp Apventisixa Ornice Tremont Building, Bostoa Wannincton REPREseNTaTive Wyatt Huily ng, Wasbingtoo, 1). C. comicbooks.com