Judge — June 23, 1917 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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# Judge Magazine, June 23, 1917 This page is primarily **advertising and table of contents** rather than political commentary. The left side promotes "Women of All Nations," a multi-volume work describing women from various races and regions—presented as ethnographic study material. The advertisement emphasizes the work's comprehensiveness and "standard, authoritative" nature. The contents listing shows this issue contains various humorous pieces, editorial cartoons, and satirical drawings typical of Judge's format. Given the **June 1917 date**, this falls during America's involvement in World War I, evident from content references like "Patriotism Wins" and "At the U.S. Naval Academy." The actual satirical cartoons themselves aren't clearly visible enough in this reproduction to identify specific political targets or jokes with confidence.