Judge — April 14, 1917 — page 28: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is primarily a **full-page advertisement** rather than political satire or cartoon content. E. Rosenfeld & Co., a Baltimore and New York manufacturer, promotes pajamas and nightshirts as "The Nightwear of a Nation," claiming to have been in business since 1881. The dark, atmospheric image shows a nighttime cityscape with a solitary illuminated figure, evoking a moody urban scene. This aesthetic choice—emphasizing nighttime and the solitary individual—visually supports the product being advertised (sleepwear). There is no evident political commentary or satirical content visible. The page functions as a straightforward commercial advertisement leveraging mood and patriotic language ("of a Nation") to market clothing to readers of *Judge* magazine. The small text box in the lower right appears damaged or illegible in this reproduction.