Judge — August 18, 1917 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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# Judge Magazine, August 18, 1917 This page is predominantly **advertising and table of contents** rather than political satire. The left side features a full-page ad for Dumas's novels (Six imported volumes for $2.00), emphasizing French cultural heritage during WWI—clearly marketed to Americans supportive of the Allied cause. The right side lists the magazine's contents, including various humorous articles and drawings. Notable titles like "Effect of the War on a Business Man" and "The Modern Woman" suggest typical early-20th-century satirical subjects. The cover design, "A Boy Scout" by Will Rannells, appears patriotic. The page reflects 1917 America: pro-French sentiment, wartime cultural promotion, and conventional domestic humor—no specific political cartoon or caricature is visible here.