Judge, 1917-06-30 · page 2 of 29
Judge — June 30, 1917 — page 2: what you’re looking at
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This is primarily a contents/masthead page for Judge magazine rather than a political cartoon. The left side advertises a multi-volume reference work, "Women of All Nations," describing illustrated studies of women across different cultures and climates. The right side lists editorial contents for this issue, featuring humorous articles and drawings by various contributors. Article titles suggest typical early-20th-century satirical humor: "Men Are Not to be Measured by Inches," "A Plea to the Patriotic," "Inconsistency," and "Stop—Thief!" Published June 30, 1917 (during U.S. involvement in World War I), the patriotic-themed article suggests contemporary concerns, though no specific political cartoons are visible on this particular page.
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neat fitting cal Polynes THE ONLY mote parts of the marry, k bands. graphs reproduced The psyche discuss fashions range from the P. arisienne down to the Institu Ram ssho as the result of A Picture Gallery of Women of All Lands A History of Woman Thes superb pap Occupation. Woman, lovely woman, of every race and clime, in every variety of costume—from the smile and the 1it_ of sunshine of the belles of tropi- and Melane reader on every page in hundreds of photos never before reproduced in 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, Ind p house and treat their hus- The vast collection of photo- show you exactly how they look. al characteristics of women are their toilettes to the furs of the WORK OF ITS KIND SOMERYOME) OF ALL OF ALL nd other re- earth, make loye, in these volumes are depicted, and the laces and frills of the next to noth the ‘A Thrilling Library of Travel Customs of Love - Making and Marriage 0 size (11 3); printed on Ma ificently illustrated with he world for this purpose superb p lwcle Vol. LXXII June 30, 1917 No. 1863 { Now Has the Largest Circulation of | i Ju d ge any Humorous Publication in America | E N T S Painted by DAVID ROBINSON c O N Cover Design: The Home Guard Men Are Not to be Measured by Inches T (Full-page drawing) - - - WALTER de MARIS Editorials: Disseminators of Joy—Sixes and Sevens Her Love is Like a Fragile Glass - - - DOUGLAS MALLOCH A Plea to the Patriotic - : - - - TUDOR JENKS The Mystified Landlord - : - : : S. E. KISER At Last, My Love, We Are Alone! Drawn by NORMAN ANTHONY Fingers and Tongues - - - KATE B. BURTON If You See What You Want, Don’t Ask For It (Full-page drawing) - - - ORSON LOWELL Finding Themselves - : - MAX MERRYMAN The Great Spring Drive in Suburbia - Drawn by CRAWFORD YOUNG From a Sinner’s Diary —- - - - LYNETTE FREEMIRE Nature's Dearest Mystery—Woman - - J. A. WALDRON “~I—I" - - - : - Drawn by C. W. ANDERSON Inconsistency - - - : - - WALT MASON To Give Fame Worth = - - - : A. WALTER UTTING The Notion Counter - - - : - DOUGLAS MALLOCH Automobile Parts. - - : - -Drawn by L. E. KAUTZMAN Mid-War Musings = - : - - - ALBERT E. HOYT Common and Preferred (Double-page drawing) - R. F. SCHABELITZ Judge's Artistic Alphabet What She Knew - - : - - - ELLIS EVANS Our Idea of the Merry Life in a Glue Factory (Full-page drawing) - - - + C. W. KAHLES Stop—Thief! - : - - - : CYRIL B. EGAN The Investment - - : - - - BATTELL LOOMIS The Guilty Secret - - - - - TOM P. MORGAN The Modern Woman - - - 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, Sarka, Conacher, L. Fellows, Flohri, Calvert Smith, Westmacott, and others comicbooks.com