Judge, 1917-09-01 · page 2 of 28
Judge — September 1, 1917 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and table of contents** rather than political cartoons. The left side advertises "Heroes of History" biography volumes sold by Brunswick Subscription Co. at $1 each—a commercial pitch emphasizing inspiring biographical narratives for American readers during World War I era (the ad mentions "the great cause for which we are now arming"). The right side is Judge magazine's contents page (September 1, 1917, Vol. LXXIII). It lists numerous articles and illustrations, including pieces titled "Ficking a Profession," "Looking for U-Boats," and "The Unprotected," though without seeing the actual cartoons, their satirical meaning remains unclear. The contents suggest wartime-related humor typical of 1917 American satire. No specific political figures or caricatures are identifiable from this page.
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Pei in Ap ee A Bargain in Standard Biographies RICH HALF MOROCCO BOUND VOLUMES “Heroes of History” UR American homes — now as never before—need to be illuminated by the presence of heroes and heroines. The thoughts of all serious minded men and women are turning toward liter- ature of an inspiring and help- ful nature. The demand of the times is for red blooded men and women of high purpose, of the type of the illustrious charac- ters whose lives are so entertain- ingly set forth in these superb biographies. Let the shadows of doubt and fear be banished from every hearthstone, great cause for which we are now arming, as the result of the inspiring lessons found in these volumes. Pick Them Out—Only $1 Each The Publisher’s Catalogue price for these beautifully bound and printed books was $3.50 each. ‘The size of each volume is 7 7-8 inches by 5 5-8 inches. They are bound in rich red Half Morocco with gold tooled backs, gold tops and silk book-marks, and printed in large, clear type on laid in the | A Sure Sign | A Changed Ambition paper. The retirement fror made this offer possible — BUT m business of the publisher has WERE GET ONLY A FEW COPIES OF EACH TI fore. your order should reach us at once. Titles of the 22 Volumes AMERICAN PATRIOTS George Washington by Sparks Ulysses S. Grant by Headley Nathan Hale by Holloway John Paul Jones by Otis Daniel Boone by Hartley David Crockett An Autobiography Kit Carson by Burdett FAMOUS ADVENTURERS AND EXPLORERS Captain John Smith by Simms David Livingstone by Hughes Henry M. Stanley by Montefiore Select one or as many v your order $1.00 for each book selected. prepaid. Money back if no sary for full choice. Brunswick Subscription Co. MAKERS OF HISTORICAL EPOCHS Christopher Columbus by Irving Joan of Arc by Michelet Charlemagne by Hodgkin Oliver Cromwell by Hood William the Silent by Harrison Frederick the Great by Kugler Admiral Nelson by Southey Julius Caesar by Froude Alexander the Great by Williams William the Conqueror by Freeman Alfred the Great by Hughes Queen Elizabeth by Beesly ‘olumes as you like. Send with Delivery charges t satisfied. Prompt action neces- Never again such a bargain. ., 225 Fifth Avenue, New York Jott | At the Grand Cafion - | The War-Time Convert - - - jul 2 Vol. LXXIII September 1, 1917 No. 1872 Now Has the Largest Circulation of Ju d g e any Humorous Publication in America Cc oO N T E N T Ss Painted by ROBT. ROBINSON R. B. FULLER Cover Design: Rattled “Me und Gott” (Full-page Drawirg) | Editorials: Ficking a Profession —Sixes and Sevens Drawn by R. B. FULLER BENJAMIN de CASSERES LEE SHIPPEY Drawn by AUGUST HENKEL ARTHUR CHAPMAN Drawn by J. R. SHAVER ORSON LOWELL LAWTON MACKALL Drawn by J. R. SHAVER STRICKLAND GILLILAN Drawn by A. WEIL CHARLES HANSON TOWNE. Drawn by R. B. FULLER MAX MERRYMAN ELLIS O. JONES DOUGLAS MALLOCH KENNETH L. ROBERTS Drawn by C. W. ANDERSON - WALT MASON TOM P. MORGAN Drawn by CHESTER I. GARDE A Roundabout Revenge J. A. WALDRON No Escape - - - - - - WILLIAM SANFORD False Hope - Drawn by WALTER de MARIS If We All Did Our Little Bit (Full-page Drareing) Cc. W. KAHLES At the Chattanooga Country Club - - - F. L. FITHIAN - EDMUND VANCE COOKE Looking for U-Boats About Vacations The Unexpected A Large Order How to Become an Automobile Salesman Unappreciated Patriotism Common Sense for Men (Full-page Dieta His Bit Not to Be Divulged - Miss Chatterbox: A War-Time Portrait Curiosity - The Snap Shot of the Baby Confessions of a Parasite The Notion Counter Acting A Thankless Role After Vacation - His Intention Reassurance —- - Judge's Artistic Alphabet A. H. FOLWELL Sentenced to Hard Labor - ‘i JAMES T. SULLIVAN Dangerous Germs at the Summer Resorts KATE B. BURTON The Modern Woman: Suffrage Facts and Fancies ANNA CADOGAN ETZ Suffrage Snap-shots IDA HUSTED HARPER Judge's Foreign Humor, With the College Wits, Passing the Mustard, Smiles, | and Jest and Verse by His Honor’s Humorists Additional Drawings and Decorations by Charles Sarka, F. Miller, Flohri, Zim, Kemble, Fellows, H. Palmer, George T. Gillette, and others Judge Is printed by the Sehwelnier Press