Judge, 1916-10-21 · page 2 of 32
Judge — October 21, 1916 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and editorial content** rather than political cartoons. The left side features a large advertisement for Victor Hugo's Complete Romances (6 volumes for $1.80), emphasizing Hugo's literary genius by comparing him to Shakespeare. The right side shows the magazine's masthead and table of contents for Vol. LXXI, No. 1827. The contents list various articles including pieces on clubs, sports (football), and social commentary typical of Judge's satirical approach. The small illustration near the masthead shows an editor or writer at work—standard decorative imagery for the era. Without seeing the actual interior cartoons referenced in the contents, I cannot identify specific political references or satirical targets from this page alone.
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re This Hugo War Bargain | = is your great opportunity to own the masterpieces of the greatest literary genius of all time at a cost of only $1.80 FOR THE ENTIRE SET Victor Hugo’s Complete Romances NEARLY 4,000 PAGES English Ribbed Buckram Cloth Gold Decorations Thin, Strong, Bible-finish Paper Large, Clear Type Illustrated Each Volume Size 6! x4! inches Practically 6 volumes of Victor Hugo’s Romances for the price of one! Victor Hugo is the creator of characters that for sublimity of conception and tragic interest have no parallel in literature outside of the works of the immortal Shakespeare. No other writer of ancient or modern times has unfolded to his readers a universe of greater majesty and charm than this “Stormy Voice of France!” “Lord of Human Tears.” No words can do these masterpieces justice. Les Miserables is the noblest mountain in the world of literature. No book will ever be like it. No novel has been more widely read. Its enduring benefit to hu- manity has been so great that it cannot be estimated. Get Them To-day—They Won't Last Long ee ee ae a ee BRUNSWICK SUBSCRIPTION CO., 449 Brunswick Bldg., New York City Enctosed find $1.80 in ful! payment for the six-volume set of Hugo. carriage prepai l, to J. 10-21 Send books. Name Address SE RG A i A tt fi i A iA ik i i a TT NCEE “) Indde Cop, ight 1916. by Leslie-JudGeCokutered at the Posi. Office at New York as second S tttail matter Carl, address‘Judg, eee) Published weet Telephotie 6632MadisonSonate iy’ by the Leslie Judge Co.225 Fifth ine 7 xew York cy S Joti A Steicter President Grant E Mamilfon Art Director A.E. Rollaser Treasurer . LXXL, October 21, 1916 No. 1827 Cc O N T E N T 5 Cover Design: At Three AM.- = = - = CM Toffs Animatville Opens the Football Season ( full-pagedrawing Zim Editorials > = Reading. Quantity rs Quality and Serens ~ - - . - Markowitz and Henry - The Necessary Evil - October The Higher Club Life Overheard in the Woman's Ciub Parodies of the Fair Green The C'ub Movement in Sandridge His Kind - - - Suppose a Man Should ty 1? ( Sul page drawing Why isa Ciub? —- : Paring His Expense Account - Th: Club Man's Love My Cub Between Curtai’s The Modern Womas: Sires Lou Rab Douglas Malloch Walt Mason Tod Chenerir Carolyn Wells F Gregory Hartewick Jo. Hesbour G. Vere Tyler Fred Ladd JA Waldron SE Riser A, Sufferan Mann Cyril Andrew Anna Cadogan Et Ida Husted Harper S. EL Kiser K. L Roberts Sulfrag: Facts and Fancies Suffrage Snapshots Th: Last Stand for His Riches : Two Viewpoints JUDGE'S Foreiga Humor, With the College Wits, Passing the Mustard, Stories with Smiles, and Jest and Verse by His Honor's Humorists. The Comedy of Life fa Pictures by (. Bertram Hartman, J. Conacher, Lang, Chester L. Garde, I. Paddock, P. D. Johnson, Ray Rohn, P. L. Cross, C.W. Anderson, W. Kemble, Walter de Maris, Hilliker, RoE. Swed grass, Hamilton Williams, Fellows, R. B. Fuller, and others SUBSCRIPTION RATES 2 numbe:s Y6 numbers Subscriptions and advertiveme -¢ offices. pe, with all manscript jury while in our f Jenae. cann he prompt BY 1 * found at any ill be under teported an postal card NUMBERS: Present The contents of Jencr are protecte Postage free in the 80 centen year for postage: to all fo 10 cents per copy; 1914, 10 cents; 191, Westeas Apvearisive € | LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY, PUBLISHERS eae NE nee acer, TWO TWENTY-FIVE FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK city