Judge, 1917-04-14 · page 2 of 28
Judge — April 14, 1917 — page 2: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily **advertising** for a book series titled *Women of All Nations*, promoting a multi-volume encyclopedic work featuring photographs of women from various cultures and dress. The ad emphasizes the book's comprehensiveness in documenting women's "physiological characteristics" and fashion across different regions—from tropical Polynesia to arctic regions. The framing reflects early 20th-century **ethnographic and anthropological interests**, common in this period, though presented through a lens that objectifies non-Western women by emphasizing visual documentation and "study of human nature." The magazine's contents page lists various satirical articles and cartoons, though specific political commentary isn't visible on this particular page.
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Woman, lovely woman, of every race and clime, in every variety of costume—from the smile and the neat fitting suit of sunshine of the belles of tropi- cal Polynesia and Melanesia to the furs of the natives of the home of the Frost King—greet the reader on every page in hundreds of photographs never before reproduced in 1 udge Vol. LXXII April 14, 1917 No. 1852 c Oo N T Cover Design—Bone Dry - (full-page drawing) = Editorials The Notion Counter - - Making It Clear to Hilda THE ONLY WORK OF ITS KIND An interesting and splendid set of books for every man or woman who loves to study human nature. he } | only standard work that describes the women of all races and nations from studies made on the spot. Read a woman’s description of the life of the veiled ladies of the Harem; of how the women of China, In d other re- mote s of the earth, make love, marry, house and t their hus- bands. Th tcollection of photo- graphs reproduced in th volumes show you tly how they look. The psychological charact of women are discussed; their toilet picted, and t fashions range from the |: and frills of t Parisienne down to the next to nothing of the Fijian belle. \ standard, authoritative work, by such men s Prof. O. T. Mason, of the tution; Mr. Ar 1 M who as the res: interesting A Picture Gallery of Women of A Thrilling Library of Travel All Lands Customs of Love - Making and A History of Woman Marriage The 4 sumptuous volumes are large quarto size (1134 x8% inc gnificen sught from every part o the pictures is a series of superb plates in f the we | and never before used. An | Sewaswich Sabscgtion Co., 116 Erenswich Bid, T enclose $1.50'first payment on EN O1 ATIONS. | | | Darn Prudes! - - a Of All the Love-sick Swains (full-page drawing) Expense of Not Smoking - - Insured with Cupid & Co. Markowitz and Henry —- He's the Image of You, Joe! Idols - - - The Dyspeptic - - The Ideal Arrangement - The Invader - The Easter Rabbit Myth - The Ant and the Grasshopper Impossible Things - - From a Sinner's Diary - Who Laughs Last - - A Moving Pitcher (full-page drawing) The Ills of Age - - - Convoyed - Tips to Triflers — - The Partisan - - At the University of Utah - | Big Town Gossip In Springtime Between Curtains The Modern Woman The Soft Reply - E N T S JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG Popular Impression of a Newspaper Office - - JOHN B. GRUELLE When the Millennium Comes~ Sixes and Sevens DOUGLAS MALLOCH - §. E. KISER - Drawn by F. MILLER ORSON LOWELL - DON HEROLD - Drawn by CALVERT SMITE - - - LOU RAE - Drawn by RICHARD CUTTEF - Drawn by P. D. JOHNSON TENNYSON J. DAFT - WALTER G. DOTY Drawn by CALVERT SMITH - - LEE SHIPPEY - Drawn by P. L. CROSBY : - WALT MASON - LYNETTE FREEMIRE - BERTON BRALEY - - CRAWFORD YOUNG - - WALTER G. DOTY | Drawn by LAURA FOSTER - - - FREDLADD BERTON BRALEY - Drawn by F. L. FITHIAN - ARTHUR CHAPMAN - CAROLYN WELLS - CYRIL ANDREW - ANNA CADOGAN ETZ - ARTHUR L. SALMON Judge's Foreign Humor, with the College Wits, Stories with Smiles, Passing the Mustard, and Jest and Verse by His Honor’s Humorists Additional Drawings and Decorations by C. Bertram Hartman, Lang Walter de Maris, Zim, Flohri, Westmacott, Held, Barksdale Rogers, E. W. Kemble, and others comichooks om