Judge, 1917-04-21 · page 2 of 32
Judge — April 21, 1917 — page 2: what you’re looking at
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This is primarily a **contents and advertising page** rather than a cartoon page. It lists articles and illustrations for this issue of *Judge*, a satirical weekly magazine. The left side advertises a subscription offer for two volumes of reproduced famous paintings from world galleries—a common premium offer in early 20th-century magazines. The right side lists the issue's contents, including short stories, drawings, and editorial pieces by various authors. The April 1917 date places this during **America's entry into World War I** (April 6, 1917), though this particular page contains no obvious war-related content visible in the text or layout shown. The contents appear to focus on general humor, social commentary, and lighter entertainment typical of *Judge* magazine's satirical approach.
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AMOUS. PAINTINGS — Reproduced in Beautiful Colors with Cassell & Comps famous fine art publishers of London, one hundred beautiful repro- s of some of the world’s ma d work for homes of tone and refinement Beautiful Reproductions in Original Colors--Mounted Two Superb Volumes Each Volume is 15 by 11 Inches in Size The Art Gems of the World’s Galleries The publishers have chosen only such a recognized pictures as have not formerly | Some jbeen available in popular format. It| pai [places a gallery of the, world’s most| Painters beautiful and impressive paintings right | Included in your own home for casual perusal or | Constabs ready reference. They are beautifully | Ce printed in the colors of the original on can- | vas surface paper specially selected because of its power to convey the chiaroscuro of the original, and mounted on heavy, {white art board. Some Painters Included Archer Brett Hals | Menner Lay the Foundation Today for a Fuller Enjoyment of Life ‘The history of civil’z, ows that Art is necessary to. mankin al laws or phy requirements. In . Art is found in its elementa outward ¢ man who Riviere 100 per cent efficient ‘nh s ability to use own benefit the opportun ties and the pleasur Webster our greatest. Merch Bompard MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED BSCRIPTION CO., ke the work ticularly unique, valuable, and de- See our special “On-Approval” wise. I ‘will 1 gk structions f our | cffer herewith, expense. my eo ‘ their receipt $15.00 per sct, payable in casy instal- outlined in coupon Neus ments. Address BRUNSWICK SUBSCRIPTION CO. 225 Fifth Avenue, New York. Occupation State | An Inconsistent Pa | ARank Insider - fudge 1917 Vol. LXXII No. 1853 c O N T E Cover Design—The New Neighbors - Ballade of the Villa-Dwellers - April 21, N T S Painted by G. H. SHOREY F. GREGORY HARTSWICK | Editorials—A Few Suggestions—Sixes and Sevens Rocked in the Cradle of the Steep (full-page drawing) ORSON LOWELL The Womenfolks - - - : - JANE BURR The Paternal Error - W. J. LAMPTON - RALPH M. THOMSON Annoixing - - N. PARKER JONES Atalanta in Suburbia - - WILLIAM LAIRD AHint - - Drawn by ALBERT LEVERING From a Sinner’s Diary - - LYNETTE FREEMIRE Not a Rule of Reason : - H.W. DEE The Parson's Plaint - Drawn by GORDON GRANT He Who Would Be Obeyed - STRICKLAND GILLILAN A Western Maid - - CLINTON SCOLLARD Love at First Sight - Drawn by CALVERT Some People You Have Known - H. W. DEE Says J. Fuller Gloom - - TOM P. MORGAN - S. E. KISER The Evolution of a Hat - : - J. L. HARBOUR The New Boarder’s Absence - Drawn by WILL VAWTER SignofSpring - - = WALT MASON EDMUND VANCE COOKE - J. A. WALDRON MAVIS LINNE STEVENS LAWTON MACKALL CYRIL ANDREW The Inference - Geocular Geography Clothes Psychology The Villain - Z = Between Curtains - - ‘ = | The Modern Woman Suffrage Facts and ANNA CADOGAN ETZ Fancies - - The Porcupine, the Armadillo and the Landlord A Bungleowe - Seeing America First - Prolonging the Pleasure - What I Dreamed - - Drawn by GEO. MORROW - Drawn by WESTMACOTT Drawn by C. W. KAHLES Drawn by J. CONACHER WALTER G. DOTY Other artistic features by Wilfred Jones, E. T. Rossell, R. B. Fuller, Brill, Walter de Maris, C. F. Peters, Rahilly, Crawford Young, Flohri, Alex Sass, L. Fellows, Anthony, A. S. Daggy, and others. Foreign Humor, with the College Wits, Stories with Smiles, Passing the Mustard, and Jest and Verse by His Honor’s Humorists. comicbooks.com | | | | | | | | | |