Judge — July 7, 1917 — page 2: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Judge Magazine, July 7, 1917 This page is primarily a **table of contents** for Judge's weekly issue, listing articles and illustrations by various contributors. The left side contains an advertisement for a book about a 1,838-year-old Roman bar room excavated at Pompeii, with historical commentary about early Christian customs and New Testament language. The cover design by **Norman Rockwell** is titled "Excuse Me!" The contents suggest typical Judge fare: political satire ("Horse and Cart—Sizes and Sevens"), social commentary, and humorous illustrations. Given the July 1917 date, this was published during American involvement in **World War I** — suggested by the article "When the Boys Come Marching Home." The page itself contains no visible political cartoons to analyze.