Judge, 1917-04-28 · page 2 of 28
Judge — April 28, 1917 — page 2: what you’re looking at
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This is primarily a **contents/advertising page** rather than a cartoon. The left side advertises "Women of All Nations," a two-volume illustrated work describing women across races and climates, emphasizing it as "the only work of its kind." It promotes sections on women's psychology, appearance, and customs from various lands. The right side lists the magazine's contents for this issue, featuring cartoons and articles by various artists and writers. The cover design by David Robinson is noted, along with numerous satirical pieces and drawings addressing social topics typical of 1917 America. The page reflects early 20th-century publishing and illustrates Judge's mix of advertisements, humor, and social commentary.
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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 THE ONLY WORK OF ITS KIND An interesting and splendid set of books for every man or woman who loves to study human nature. ‘The 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, India, and other re- mote parts of the carth, make love, marry, keep house and treat their hu bands. The vast collection of ph graphs reproduced in these volumes show you exactly how they look. WOMENWOMEN OF ALL OF ALL bod sy | ay TAJONE|TAZOVE MA &| MAG OND NTETRONA the laces Parisienne down to the next t Fijian belle. \ standard, authoritative work, by such men s Prof. O.'T, Mason, of the Smit j “olquth first-hand studies ha adable as a story book, A Pictate Gallery of Women of A Thrilling Library of Travel Lands Customs of Love - Making and A History of Woman Marriage 7 iT sare large sx8ty My le oars if brought from every part« the pictures is a series of s wdge April 28, 1917 | Vol. LXXI No. 1854 c O N T ECE N T S Cover Design—That's Good, Hold That! - DAVID ROBINSON Spring Fever at Yapp’s Crossing (full-page drawing) - - - JOHN B. GRUELLE Editorials Those Amazing Theorists—Sixes and Sevens Drawn by LAURA FOSTER LYNETTE FREEMIRE - McLANDBURGH WILSON - Drawn by POWER O'MALLEY RUTH WRIGHT KAUFFMAN Drawn by P. D. JOHNSON ORSON LOWELL April Flowers - - - - CLINTON SCOLLARD The Fourth Dimension - BENJAMIN DE CASSERES Gee, What a Crowd! - Drawn by WALTER DE MARIS Markowitz and Henry - - - LOU RAB Cause and Effect - Drawn by DAVID ROBINSON Before the Deluge - Drawn by GEORGE MORROW ARTHUR CHAPMAN Drawn by WILL VAWTER | WALT MASON Their Uncertainty - TOM. P. MORGAN A Useless Procedure - Drawn by WALTER DE MARIS | Chatter - - - - CHARLES ELKIN, JR. At the Bellair Country Club Drawn by F. L. FITHIAN The Ass - - - TOD CHENEVIX The Battleground—-The Retreat—The Surrender (full-page drawing) : C. CLYDE SQUIRES | She Puzzled Him : - - - WILLIAM SANFORD To the White Mountains Drawn by A. T. MERRICK A Linguistic Handicap STRICKLAND GILLILAN |, CYRIL ANDREW ANNA CADOGAN ETZ For Universal Service From a Sinner's Diary Flirting * i The Ring around the Moon Ballade Passee The Public Highway Tortoise-shell Rims (full-page drawing) Big Town Sayings - - Intelligence - Wondering - Between Curtains The Modern Woman - 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 Zim, Westmacott, R. B. Fuller. Barksdale Rogers, Held, Kautzman, George Morrow, J. K. Bryans, Flohri, H. S. Daggy, and others. comicbooks.com