Judge — September 9, 1916 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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# Judge Magazine, September 9, 1916 This page is primarily **advertising and masthead information** rather than political cartoon. The left side advertises the 3C's Reference Library—a comprehensive encyclopedia claiming 6,296 pages and 6,000 illustrations. The ad emphasizes the book's utility for understanding unfamiliar terms, including "franc-tireur" (referenced in the header as relating to a German execution of Captain Fryatt). The right side shows the magazine's **contents page** listing various articles and illustrations, including humor pieces, drawings on fashion and social topics, and foreign humor sections. No significant political cartoons are visible on this page. The content reflects typical 1916 magazine layout: advertisements, mastheads, and contents listings rather than editorial commentary or satire.