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This page from *Judge* (a satirical weekly) mixes advertisements with comic vignettes typical of early 20th-century humor magazines. **The cartoons** are brief, captionless jokes: - **"A Little Lower"**: A flirtation joke where a woman asks a shoe salesman for lower heels, punning "Louis X" (lower) instead of "Louis XV" (higher heel style). Mild innuendo. - **"Righteous Indignation"**: Satirizes hypocrisy—a pious man claims never to swear, but admits he'd curse if he owned a car. References wartime food shortages ("Food-hog"), mocking those who lecture others. - **"The Royal Road"**: Similar hypocrisy joke: a "good man" claims he never swears, but a motorist proves anyone would curse while driving. The **advertisements** push dubious patent remedies (the "Kolon Motor" for constipation), typing courses, and hair products—typical era snake-oil marketing. The page primarily announces next week's cover by James Montgomery Flagg with "War Cartoons," indicating this is WWI-era *Judge*, when patriotic content dominated.

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New Discovery Removes Constipation! Says Cathartics Are Dangerous and Habit Forming HERE is now a new way to remove the cause of constipation, auto-intoxication, and the 95 _ per cent of all human ills which result from intestinal congestion, without the use of habit-forming medicines or vigorous exercise. This new discovery is founded on one of the oldest | and soundest methods of treatment—massage. By means of a device known as the Kolon Motor, concen- trated exercise is administered to the colon, which all authorities agree is the seat of constipation. This device, which operates by hand, actually exercises the lazy muscles of the colon and induces regular and natural action with none of the injurious effects of physics, at the same time strengthening the intestinal muscles. The Kolon Motor can be attached to any wall and is instantly adjustable to any height for adults or children. Recommended by physicians and used in leading sanatoriums. Let us send you free a most inter- esting and helpful book, “Colon Cleanliness,” which has just been publihed, explaining the vital importance of keeping the colon free from accumulations of putre! ing, germ-infested, disease-breeding toxins, and showing how and why the Kolon Motor solves the problem for the first time. Address Martin’s Method, Incorporated, | Department 569, 105 East 30th Street, New York. postal will do, but write to-day. Fastest Typist Tells Secret of Speed ! Miss Dolores Bingham of Los Angeles, Cal., the fastest typist in her city, says: | “The speed and accuracy I have gained has been due tothe Tr Course in New W: 3 to the beginner, the ‘sight’ -and-half’ writer, the so-called Nouch? operator aed others The New Way in Typewriting ids of stenographers have in- from 30 to ‘alnute up to 80 t0 90 words a filnute, and they ave ear $40 a week as a result of the fyalning, Neo laterference with present work, | Learn at home, -ssons. Write today for free book explaining the sys- FS TULLOSS SCHOOL B25 Cole i, Se erebeta, Ohio Free Trial { PIEDMONT RED CEDAR CHESTS Finger Training. nn Write teday fer ble orw 64- N.C. A totlet preparation of merit, Helps to eradicate dandruff. For Restoring Color and Beauty to Gray and Faded Hair. Ge, and $1.00 at drugeiste, WANTED—AN IDEA! WHO CAN THINK OF SOME simple thing to patent? Protect your Ideas, they may being you wealth. Write for “Needed Inventions” and “How to Gee Your ‘Patent and Your Money.” Randolph & Co. Patent Attorneys, Dept. 129, Washington, D. C. A Little Lower Fair One—I'm afraid these Louis XV. heels are much too high for me. Perhaps you have lower ones—say about Louis X. would do, I think.—London Opinion. Righteous Indignation “Give you money to buy a crust of bread? Don’t you read the papers? ... Food- hog!” —Bystander (London). The Royal Road The good man—Dear, dear, can you not do without such dreadful profanity? The bad motorist—Do you never swear? The good—Never. I am incapable of such a thing. The bad—Well, buy a blanked dash motor- car, an’ you'll blankety soon learn.—Sydney Bulletin. If you wish something exhilarating get NEXT WEEK’S JUDGE A characteristic cover, by JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG Ys entitled “Doing His Bit.” There are several stirring War Cartoons, and all the illustrations are up-to- date, the artists being ORSON LOWELL CHARLES SARKA EMIL FLOHRI ARTHUR T. MERRICK ZIM C. BERTRAM HARTMAN WESTMACOTT PAUL CARRUTH CARL _ ANDERSON BARKSDALE ROGERS BILL PAUSE DON HEROLD C. W. ANDERSON KEMBLE F. L. FITHIAN And others representing the cream of the profes tion, The text, as usual, is sprightly, humorous, satiric, by WALT MASON STEWART WELLS TOD CHENEVIX ELLIS O. JONES JANE BURR LAWTON MACKALL, MINNA_IRVING DOUGLAS MALLOCH BENJAMIN DeCASSERES And others who make JUDGE the leading magazine of its class. Copyright, tou, by LeslieJudge Company. Entered at the Post-othce at Ni New York as sccoad las mail matter, Cable address “Jodgark.” Telephone 6632 \ Published weelly by LealieJudge Brunswick Build 5 Fifth Avenue, 08 Represeatative . Washington, D.C. Joba A, Sleicher, Presid ‘Reuben P. Steicher, See’y- Rollaver, Treasures AL Grant E. Hamilton, Art Director. J. A. Waldron, Editer. Ladisoo Square. SUBSCRIPTION One year, 5% numbers ~ ~ Six moaths, or 26 numbers reeks Payable in advance or by draft oa New York, postal order. The conteats of JUDGE. are protected by copy United States and Great Britain. If JUDGE cannot be found at any newsstand, the publishers wil mas if that fact be promptly reported 00 ERS: Present year, 10 cents per copy 10 cents: 1015, 20 ceats, ee; Postage free in the United States, its To Canadian Provinces add 50 ceats a 3 foreign countries add 81.00 a year, IN ADVERTISING OF cies, and Mexice. for postage: to