Judge, 1917-08-18 · page 24 of 28
Judge — August 18, 1917 — page 24: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and editorial content** rather than political cartoons. The main elements are: **"With the College Wits"** section: A series of brief jokes from college humor magazines (Yale Record, Longhorn, etc.). These include: - A German atrocity joke mocking German militarism and a child becoming a "conscientious objector"—relevant to WWI sentiment - Campus humor about dormitory life, dating, and student finances **The satire**: The German joke reflects 1917 American anti-German propaganda during U.S. involvement in World War I, portraying German military discipline as absurdly rigid. **Advertisement section** promotes the value of advertising itself, Red Cross subscription, Parker's Hair Balsam, Hotel Webster, and patent services. The page advertises next week's Judge cover by Mary Lane McMillan, titled "A Miss," with contributions from various satirists and illustrators. This appears to be a typical editorial/promotional page from the magazine's interior.
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Subscribe to the % Red Cross & Advertised Goods are Lower-priced Goods Because advertising is the most efficient method of marketing ever developed by business enter prise— therefore its effect is to decrease and not to increase the sum total of selling cost. It costs less to sell goods with advertising than to sell them without advertising. Good advertising always re- duces the cost of selling. So you get better values at better rates because of advertising. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM A toilet preparation of merit, Helps to eradicate a1 For Restoring Color and Beauty ( fe. Gray and Faded Hair. and $1.00 at druggist 40 W. 45th St. Just off Sth Ave. ‘The most beautiful of the City's small hotels. Four minutey’ walk to 40 Theatres. Center of shopping district, Much favored by women traveling alooe. $2.80 up. Bend for Booklet A. 'W. JOHNSON QUINN, WANTED—ANIDEA! WHO CAN THINK OF SOME simple thing to patent? Protect your ideas, they may bring you wealth. Write for “Needed Inventions” and “How to Get Your Patent and Your Money.” Randolph & Co., Patent Attorneys, Dept. 129, Washington, D. C. Another German: Atrocity —Kind— Vater, if the bombs of the grenadiers misfire they must re-fuse to fight. Vater—Hush, Kind, that is verboten. {Ep. Note—The child is now a conscien- tious objector]}—Lampoon. Some IIope Left—She—The man I marry must be a hero. He—Don't be discouraged. as that.—Burr. Of Course — Schulze—Say, Joe, have the faculty met yet? Joe—Sure. They've been friends for years.—Yale Record. It isn’t as bad Finders Keepers Lieut.—Come out of that coward. hole, you Casey—Not a chanct; find one o’ your , own, me bhoy.—Widow. Pig!—‘‘Hey Frosh, want a locker?” “How much are they?” “They're free.” “Gimme two."—Longorn. Alas !—Bill has the coat, Jim has the pants, So it’s a toss-up Who goes to the dance.—Record. Poor Ray!—“Why is Ray in the hos- pital?” “He took a corner on two wheels.” “What of it?” “One of ’em was the steering wheel, old top.” —Lampoon. Be It Ever So Humble—‘ Father,” said vivacious Vivian, as she lay in the hammock on the summer hotel piazza, “this place seems just like home.” “Yes, it’s the dearest spot on earth,” promptly replied father, putting away his fountain pen after writing a check for that week’s board bill.—Froth. Next Week's JUDGE will be up to the popular standard of “The Happy Medium” with a charming cover by MARY LANE McMILLAN entitled ‘*A Miss’’ Other illustrations, many of them touching the war, J. CONACHER GARTH JONES ZIM JAMES F. LE SUEUR TONY SARG C. W. KAHLES CALVERT WESTMACOTT WALTER de MARIS KEMBLE FORBELL HAMILTON WILLIAMS FLOHRI L. E. KAUTZMAN FAL ETT AN Th hubp esc Stal 4 text iv peighily, ‘cccnle satteal efid msl WALT. MASON” ie ELLIS ©. JONES WALTER JUAN DAVIS KENNETH L. ROBERTS STRICKLAND GILLILAN TOM P. MORGAN CUNTON SCOLLARD HAROLD SUSMAN A. WALTER UTTING ALBERT E. HOYT and others who regularly contribute to the joy of life. Entered at the Pew Cable address “*Judgari , by Leslie-Sudge Company jew York as second-class mail Telephone 643 pation Square. Published weekly by Leslie) Brunswick ‘23 Fifth Avene New York, abington Hepresentative Wyatt Building, Washi Joba A. Sleicher, Presid: A. Grant E. Hamilton, Art Director. SUBSCRIPTION“ RATES, One year, 5¢ numbers ~ - ~ Six mooths, or 26 numbers Thirteen weeks Payable in advance or by draft on New Y postal order. The contents of JUDGE are protected by copyright in both tbe and Great Britain, nnot be found at any newsstand, the publishers will tivns if that fact be promptly reported oa postal ‘ork, or by express ERS: Present year, 10 cents per cupy: 1916, 1915, 20 cents, ete. Postage free 'in the United States, To Canadian Provinces add 50 cea! foreign countries add 81.00 a year lependencies, and Mexico. a year for postage; to Chicago, Ilin AND ADVERTISING OFFICE Tremont Braiding Bostoa, Mass. ‘Judge is printed by the Schweialer Press. comicbooks.com eee eee"