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This page is primarily a **table of contents and advertisement** for Judge magazine's humor and artwork offerings, with minimal political cartoon content visible. The left side advertises "Women of All Nations," a book series depicting women from various cultures through photography and illustration. The text uses period-typical language describing women from "tropical Polynesia" to Arctic regions, presented as exotic subjects for Victorian-era readers. The main content lists satirical articles and drawings, likely commenting on WWI-era American life—references include "An Undying Friendship," "The Enemy Are Upon Us!" and military-related pieces. **The actual satirical cartoons themselves are not clearly visible** in this reproduction, making specific political interpretation difficult. The page functions primarily as a promotional/contents listing rather than displaying substantive editorial commentary.
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Woman, lovely wo- man, of every race in every and clime, varicty of costume— from the smile and the neat fitting suit of the of sunshine belles of tropical and Mel- furs Polynesia anesia to the | of the natives of the home of the Frost the King — greet reader on every page in hundreds of pho- tographs never before reproduced in WOMEN OF ALL NATIONS The Only Work Of Its Kind mhich gives the results of studies made on the spot Yi e Bi ing. sen cl our ceurples and bahiy de- veloped civilization. This interesting and splendid, set of books is, the only standard work that desribes the women of a races and nations. Hundreds of ph specially for it and never before them in every v prety of costum frills of the Pai the Pijian belle The reader is carried along in a series of brilliant chapters {rom descriptions of life in tropical Poly- nesia and Melanesia, where the senses are wooed by exotic inces to the sound of t! le. t stern realities of existen King, in the grim silence ption of the life of the veiled vou.» | Vor. it of the Prost rora borealis. woman's desc sof the Harem and other rem marry, keep house and treat their husbands. The vast number of illustrations show you exactly how they look. ~Y = a(S I The psychological characteristics of women are dis- cussed making this a work of absorbing interest for every man or woman who loves to study human nature. ind many others, who as the jons as interesting and readable , : OT Archibald € Ramsay ; result of first-hand st ed as.a story book A Picture Gallery of Women of All Lands Customs of Love - Making and Marriage A History of Woman A Thrilling Library of Travel The 4 sumptuous volumes are large quarto size (1134 x 834 inches); print paper and handsomely bound in cloth. Magnificently illustrated with hundre Kraphs brought from every part of the world for this purpose and never Among the pictures is a series of superb plates in color, -- cease Scion Ca, 116 Bemsoth Bi, Rew Tort Gy Auenclars $599 frat payment on one complete set 8 LL NATIONS. If satislacto tne price $15.92. Ail, within sda the return of the books at your on my $1.30 ia to be retunded. by Cassell of London, the famous ai H The value of the work in years to com can hardly be exaggerated, for as ci ation advances the customs and mes shown in this set will disappear. The supply available at this price and on these terms is strictly limited. hcl ol. LXXIII August II, 1917 Now Has the Largest Circulation of I: ‘Jud g vi any Humorous Publication in America c O N T E N T S Cover Design: Any Sport In a Storm - Painted by ORSON LOWELL Feeding an Army (Full-page Drawing) - - - - FORBELL Editorials: Vacations—Sixes and Sevens New York City Nursery Rhymes: MacDougal Alley LOUIS HOW Perhaps - - - - - - HAROLD SUSMAN The Column Conductor = - - CREGORY HARTSWICK On the Picket Line - - - Drawn by CALVERT SMITH Rocks, Money and Growth - - - K. L. ROBERTS Mrs. Clatterby Has An Upper Berth - J. L. HARBOUR The Enemy Are Upon Us! (Full-poge Drawing) — - - - POPINI Drawn by CHESTER L. GARDE < - TOM P. MORGAN ELLIS EVANS CLINTON SCOLLARD WALT MASON Yes = « « # -& The Eccentric Hired Man - An Undying Fri ndship Vanity Fair - - - - - After Dinner - - - * - Reflect, My Son - - TERRELL LOVE HOLLIDAY Trusted toa Woman - - - - - J. A. WALDRON Ambitionless Ambition - - - - BERTON BRALEY “Why” - - - a - - - ELLIS O. JONES At the Haddon Country-Club - - - Drawn by F. L. FITHIAN The World Is So Full of Trouble - - - HOMER CROY Judge's Artistic Alphabet - LAWTON MACKALL Enlightenment - - ~ : Another Economic Waste - - - - DON HEROLD The Anguish of Art - : - - - - TOM P. MORGAN Things We'd Like to See - - - HARRY SHIPMAN BROWN 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 C. Bertram Hartman, Zim, Cona- cher, Westmacott, Walter de Maris, Crawford Young, Gordon Grant. Charles Wright, R. B. Fuller, Lauren Stout, Tousey, Barksdale Rogers. L. Fellows, Flohri, and others ——————— 4 by the Sehwetnter Pres