Judge, 1917-06-23 · page 2 of 28
Judge — June 23, 1917 — page 2: what you’re looking at
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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.
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Woman, lovely woman, of every race and clime, in of costume—from the smile and the suit of sunshine of the belles of tropi- eat 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 every ve judge No. 1862 June 23, 1917 no ems acer <a J d Now Has the Largest Circulation of vu ge any Humorous Publication in America c O N T E N T S Cover Design: Captain Kidd's Treasure Painted by JAMES MONTGOMERY FLACG Cornie Vanderblitt at Yapp's Srconinn THE ONLY WORK OF ITS KIND An interesting and splendid set of books for every man or woman loves to study human nature. only standard work that describes 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 earth, make love, marry, keep house and treat their hus- bands. The vast collection of photo- graphs reproduced in these volumes show you exactly how they look. OMEN ROME) OF ALL OF AU acteristics of women are ettes are depicted, and the the laces and frills of the Parisienne down to the next to nothing of the Fijian belle. \ standard, authoritative work, by such men as Prof. O.'T. Mason, of the Smithsonian Institution; Mr. Archibald Colquhoun, Lady Lucy M. J. Garnett, and many others, ec ind studies have made Women of All Nations as interesting and readable asa story book. 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 (1114x8"% inch aperb paper and hand bound in cloth ght from every part of the world f c ore used er pinereathe in color. and never bef pone aseries jena, 1116 Franch Bde. Rew York ty $1.50 Down Address, Occupation (Fu'l-page draxing) Editorials: The American Press Humorists The Butterfly and the Aunt (Full-page drawing) Taxes - - : Old Financial Friends Together - Consolation His Favorite The “Till the Soil” Movement The Notion Counter - Work Mud-Guards A Change of Opinion - Superfluous - Woman: The Great Movie June Song - - Big Game Bugs - If the Mayflower Had Sailed Today - A Hypothesis Clean Language The Soldier - - a The Care of the Husband = - Patriotism Wins At the U.S. Naval Academy - Thirteen “On the Line” Can This Be Love? - | Out—for a Spell Ballade of Dead Kings The Modern Woman JOHN B. GRUELLE es and Sevens ORSON LOWELL - £0) OTTO H. ROESNER - Drawn by HENKEL - TOM P. MORGAN Drawn by WALTER de MARIS - DOUGLAS MALLOCH GEORGE BINGHAM Drawn by A. R. BARNES - MAX MERRYMAN Drawn by C. W. ANDERSON BENJAMIN de CASSERES - CLINTON SCOLLARD Drawn by HELD TOD CHENEVIX - Drawn by CALVERT SMITH = CLINTON SCOLLARD WALT MASON MINNA IRVING LAWTON MACKALL Drawn by BARKSDALE. ROGERS Drawn by F. L. FITHIAN 2 MAX MERRYMAN SAMUEL ELLSWORTH KISER - - ALBERT E. HOYT ALBERT ROLAND HAVEN ANNA CADOGAN ETZ 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, Flohri, Westmacott. Sark F. Miller, R. B. Fuller, Le Sueur, Lang Campbell, J. Conacher, Tousey and others comlcbooleag m