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The left page advertises a book series called "Women of All Nations," describing illustrated volumes about women's customs, dress, and domestic life across different cultures—from China and India to Arctic regions. The marketing emphasizes anthropological study of how women "look" and behave across races. The right page is a contents listing for Judge magazine's humor articles and illustrations. Notable contributions include political cartoons and satirical pieces, though specific subjects aren't clearly identified in this index. The overall context reflects early 20th-century attitudes toward ethnographic study and colonial-era Western fascination with categorizing non-Western peoples, presented here as educational entertainment for American readers.
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Woman, lovely wo- man, of every race and clime, in every variety of costume— from the smile and the neat fitting suit of sunshine of the belles of tropical Polynesia and Mel- anesia to the furs of the natives of the home of the Frost King— greet reader on every page in hundreds of pho- tographs never before reproduced in the WOMEN OF ALL NATIONS 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 beauties of the Harem; of how the women of China, India, and other remote 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. The psychological characteristics of women are discussed; their toilettes are depicted, and the fashions range from the laces and frills of the nne down to the next to nothing of the uthoritative work, by such men as Prof. C f the Smithsonian Institution; Mr. / ald Colquhoun, Lady Ramsay, Lucy M. J. Garnett, and many others, who as the result of first-hand studies have made Women of All Nations as interesting and readable as a story. boo A Thrilling Library of Travel A Picture Gallery of Women of All Lands Customs of Love - Making and A History of Woman Marriage ‘The 4 sumptuous volumes are large quarto size (113 x8 superb paper and handsomely bound incloth. Magnificent illustrated with hundreds of photographs brought from every part of the world for this purpose and never before used. Among the pictures is a series of superb plates in color. teasoch Sscriginn Ca 1116 Breseih Big Rew Yar Gly ® $1.50 Down 1.90 firs! ment on one complet ' pebishe ot HOSEN gait Rxmenton ove complete set 1 $1.00 per Month & This unique work is dl by Cassell 1 of London, the anse th 1 The value of the work in y can hardly be exaggerated, zation advances the cu tumes shown in this set will disappear, The supply available at this price § and on these terms is strictly limited. Name.. Address, Occupation... jue | Vol. LXXIII No. 1867 July 28, 1917 ee | Now Has the Largest Circulation of | Judge | any Humorous Publication in America c O N T E N - Painted by TONY SARG Cover Design: Telling It to the Marines - The Fly-Swatting Crusade at Yapp’s » Crosens (Page Drawing) JOHN B. GRUELLE Editorials: Chestnuts—Sixes and Sevens The Home Town Lights - - : - STRICKLAND GILLILAN Say, Mister, Please Take Us Over to France! Drawn by CALVERT SMITH RODNEY THOMSON DOUGLAS MALLOCH CLINTON SCOLLARD Garden Warfare Drawn by C. BECKER The Efficiency Farm - - PAUL WING by NORMAN ANTHONY A. M. - : : BURGES JOHNSON | Says Old Gaunt N. Grimm - TOM P. MORGAN The Office-Boy'’s Dream Drawn by C. W. KAHLES | The Croakers : - : - - WALT MASON M. H. JAMES - TOD CHENEVIX WILLIAM SANFORD ORSON LOWELL The King’s Highway (Full-page Drawing) - The Notion Counter . s | Still the Dream - In Merry England The Lay of the Ancient Pharmacist Revision and So Forth - = It Is Better to Volunteer Now (Double-page Drawing) - Judge's Artistic Alphabet WALTER G. DOTY Bunk(er) Bits 7 - + LESLIE VAN EVERY PAULINE EGGLESTON MANDIGO CHARLOTTE BECKER He Wasn't Particular - Modern Improvements - Preparedness! = - 2 Modern Woman: Suffrage Facts and Fancies Suffrage Snapshots ANNA CADOGAN ETZ IDA HUSTED HARPER 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 Charles H. Wright, Zim, Westma- cott, Flohri, J. R. Shaver, A. R. Burrell, Held, C. F. Peters, G. B. Inwood, Machefert, Laura Foster, and others ‘Judge ts printed by the Schwetaler Press