Judge, 1917-09-22 · page 2 of 28
Judge — September 22, 1917 — page 2: what you’re looking at
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This page is primarily a **table of contents** for Judge magazine's humorous content, not a political cartoon page. It lists various cartoons and articles by contributors like James Montgomery Flagg and Emil Flohri. The left side contains **advertising** for "The Library of the World's Greatest Scientists"—a book collection featuring Darwin, Spencer, and Huxley—marketed as essential reading for understanding modern civilization. Given the **September 1917 date**, content likely reflects America's recent entry into World War I (April 1917). References to "War Cartoons from Abroad" and "Foreign Humor" suggest the magazine addressed wartime concerns, though specific cartoon subjects aren't visible in this reproduction. The page demonstrates Judge's role as a **satirical weekly** blending humor, social commentary, and commercial appeals.
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These Books Startled the World— They Made Men Think As Never Before ‘The books whose titles are given below are by the greatest and the most original thinkers the world has ever known. Our modern ci knowledge of the last half century: scientists ization, the product largely of the tremendous advances in the age of Darwin and his fellow is the concrete expression of the thought contained in The Library of the World’s Greatest Scientists DARWIN—SPENCER—HUXLEY—TYNDALL—LOMBROSO Books That Agitated Society ientists studied life from every angle. They will help you solve its problems. ‘They will open your eyes to an understanding vf its mysteries—to an appreciation of its potentialities. The story told in The Origin of Species is as wonderful as any tale of book rev- modern ght. It with a revolutionary re formerly there was chaos of speculation and theory, it substituted a revelation of Nature's immutable laws. are seeing the results of th tion of these laws in the ph ental improvement of the human ‘Their application to economic problems has already added untold millions to the wealth of nations. These great si Scientists. But the Prof. Lombroso’s Book on Criminology As an illustration of the wide scope of this set, there is the volume on ‘The Female Offender, by Prof. Lombroso, No more startling revelations can be found anywhere than those ¢ in the picture he draws of one of the underworld in this book. Social E lair of “The Scarlet Woman’ in almost every community. No study of Sociology therefore is complete that does not take into account her malign influence, and the correct me necessary to combat that influence. Prof. Lombroso’s work made an epoch in criminology because of the wide scope and systematic character of his researches, anufacturing. we were abe to make a & Co., th hers of these cele he work the Litewy ot PRICE MUST BE ADVANCED ing sets are gone that were made before t price of paper has this incre BRUNSWICK SUBSCRIPTION CO, 1116 Brunswick Bidg, ‘New York City Enclowed is $1.00. first payment on the * vod. net al, The. Work s relund my $10 Name Address Ocenpation Therefore Send Coupon Today +] 99 00 Sent NOW brings you the entire 7 volumes, charges prepaid. YOU TAKE NO RISK. Money back if not satisfied. | Vol. | Phyllis - - 2 —— Fudge September 22, 1917 LXNII No. 1875 are, f Now Has the Largest Circulation of | any Humorous Publication in America Judge Cc Oo N T E N T S§S JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG Drawn by EMIL FLOHRI Cover Design: Doing His Bit If (Full-pag: Cartoon) Editorial: Tramp. Tramp. Tramp! Sixes and Sevens STEWART WELLS - CLINTCN SCOLLARD The Youngest Princess - - Drawn by ARTHUR T. MERRICK Drawn by PAUL CARRUTH Drawn by ORSON LOWELL TOD CHENEVIX WITTER BYNNER Drawn by BILL PAUSE The Fox Hunter of the Future Doing His Utmost =~ A Fashionable Reflection (Full-p2¢? Criminal Ethics : ToMyself- - = Safety First (Full-page Cartoon) “No Peace Without Annexation” Drawn by C. W. ANDERSON Our National Tag Day : Drawn by KEMBLE JANE. BURR LAWTON MACKALL WALT MASON MINNA IRVING LESLIE VAN EVERY A Golfing Maid “ - = = = CLINTON SCOLLARD At the New York Golf Club, Lake George Drawn by F. L. FITHIAN DOUGLAS MALLOCH The Hidden Spring - 2 = 2 Realism in the Films - - - More Horrors The Chinatown Bus - Egg View Notes The Notion Counter Bringing Up the Big Gun (Double-pag: Cartoon) Drawn by CHARLES SARKA JOHN B. GRUELLE Between Curtains - - - CYRIL ANDREW LIDA KECK WIGGINS WALTER G. DOTY - ANNA CADOGAN ETZ An Airplane Visits Yapp's Crossing - : ‘76 17 - - - Disproving the Proverbs - The Modern Woman Other drawings by Julia Daniels, Carl Anderson, Don Herold, Charles Saxton and others War Cartoons from Abroad, Foreign Humor, Passing the Mustard, Stories with Smiles, and Verse and Text by Judge's Humorists Judge ls printet by the Schwelniee Prew