Judge, 1916-04-22 · page 2 of 28
Judge — April 22, 1916 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and editorial content** rather than political satire. The left side advertises a serialized story titled "Where Camp Fires Burn" by Mary Roberts Rinehart, promoting outdoor adventure fiction in *Collier's* magazine (5¢ per copy). The right side shows the magazine's masthead, contents page, and subscription information for *Judge* itself. The contents list includes humor pieces, fiction, and satirical articles typical of the period—titles like "Enigmas," "A Changed Man," and "The Debutante" suggest light social commentary. No specific political figures or caricatures are evident on this page. It represents routine magazine business operations from 1916.
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Where Camp Fires Burn An outdoor story about fishing and cool nights around a camp fire, and long days on the trail is Mary Roberts Rinehart’s “Through Glacier Park With Howard Eaton.” If yours is the philosophy of true adventure, if you are willing to learn how little you count in the eternal scheme of things, if you long to get close to the earth and see the stars— read this story. It is in two parts, the first of which will appear in the April 22nd issue of Colliers THE NATIONAL WEEKLY 410 West 13th Street, New York City addtess‘Judgark” Telephoto G632MadisonSpuate Published weekly by the Lestie Judge Co.225 Fifth Ave New York xk Clty) JosttA Sleicher President Grant E Mamitton 7 : TAWaldton chor A.E.Rollater Treasurer Editor Vol. LXX. April 22, 1916 No. 1801 c oO N T E N T Ss Cover Design: Turning Down a Page Albert Hencke Spring Floods at Yapp'’s Crossing - = - = - — John B. Gruelle Editorials: Supplementary This Is What Comes of Teaching Girls to Read — Extra-Judicial Comment - - . The Communist - - - : W. T. Nichols Ballade of an Objectionable Feature : : > K. L. Roberts In the Same Boat - - : - - Max Merryman Friends : - : : - - - ~ Ruth Wright Kauffman Enigmas - - - - - - - Charles Elkin, Jr. A Changed Man ~~ © - = = Terrell Love Holliday Pinocle and Pedagogues - - - * « Lou Rab Three Alibis and a Confession = - - : - H.W, Dee Father Time - - - - - : Walt Mason Heard at the Club : : - + = = William Sanford Civilization - : - : - . Tod Chenevix An Interrupted Flirtation = - - - - J. A. Waldron Easter Eggs - - - - - = = Lida Keck Wiggins Says J. Fuller Gloom - - : - Tennyson J. Daft Big Town Sayings - - - - - Arthur Chapman Man and the Skirt - - Frederick Moxon Backward, Turn Backward - - MW. S. Macauley The Debutante - - - = - F. Gregory Hartsicick A Little Nonsense = - : : : - SEL Riser Did You Ever Notice? : : Walter G. Doty Between Curtains =~ : : - Cyril Andrew The Modern Woman: Suffrage Facts and Fancles tna Cadogan Et Celluloid Sonnets- Geraldine Farrar - - - We Kee Maxwell JUDGE'S Foreign Humor, With the College Wits, Passing the Mustard, Stories with Smiles, and Jest and Verse by His Honor’s Humorists. The Comedy of Life in Pictures hy Garth Jones, J. Conacher, 1. A. Petersen, Laura Foster, Held, Zim, Fellows, R. B. Fuller, Ray Rokn, Ro M. i C. W, Kahles, Fithian, Carey, A. S. Daggy, Calvert, Barksdale Rog others SUBS CRIP TUOIN | RATES ance by draft on New York, ream Bui jury while in our hands ot in If dooas cannot bef fase be pray Pesce 1914, 20 cents, ete , RENO. aad Ul jes and Great Britain. The coatentsat depos ere Postage free in the United States, its depe 50 cents a year for postage; to all foreign count tat ico. To Canadian Provinces ad ax Anventiatva Orrice ,, Chicago ENoLaxn Abventisixa Orrick es Tremont Boston Wasemores Ruruoeersrive Wyatt Building, Washington, D.C comicbooks.com