Judge, 1917-10-27 · page 26 of 28
Judge — October 27, 1917 — page 26: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and social notices** rather than political satire. The main cartoon at top depicts two figures in conversation—likely representing a Judge editor/representative and a reader—announcing Judge magazine's reception on October 27th. The text explains that "His Honor" (the magazine's personified mascot) will host an event at the Grand Central Palace to raise funds for the Army and Navy Field Comfort Committee's Trench Christmas Fund. The bulk of the page consists of: - A large **A-K Tablets advertisement** for pain relief - Multiple brief **humor snippets** (short jokes) under the heading "Passing the Mustard" - Small social commentary quips and a poem about luck The advertisement and layout dominate; there is no significant political cartoon or satire visible. The page functions as a typical turn-of-the-century magazine mixture of editorial content, notices, and commercial advertising.
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JUD. TT We | His Honor’s “At Home” ESIRING to become better acquainted with his many reader-friends, Jvoce has decided to give a reception. His Honor will be ‘at home” on the evening of October 27th and cach afternoon and evening there ovember 3rd, at the Grand Cen. ce, New York; for the Army and 'y Field Comfort Committee is to hold a great bazaar there, and His Honor will be host at one of the central booths. Besides receiving contributions for our TRE H CHRISTMAS FUND (a sped. men kit will be exhibited), His Honor will show the original drawings of scores of pic. tures which have appeared in Jupcr. Some of his best known contributors will be on hand in person. All in all, it will be quite a swagger affair. May he expect the pleasure of your com. pany? poe = | Passing the Musta | One Girl to Another—.1/ice (proudly) The papers this morning speak of me 3s being among the beauties of ball. ‘ou, really? How nice Who were the beav- For Acute or Chronic Neuralgia, Facial ies?-—-Boston Transcript Neuralgia, Earache, Pain About the “Orrible!—Returned hero—What was the most ‘orrible sight I ever saw in the Teeth, and for Rheumatic Pains trenches? Why, the sergeant one nih when I broke the ram jar.—Passing Show. Ask for A-K Tablets iiNet, Devoted Friend -Thews “A devoted friend, eh?” and insist on getting them hry ualerstady explained: thee simply.—Louisville Courier-Journal. All genuine Anti-Kamnia Tablets bear the A-K monogram. TL TPS TIEN Anti-Kamnia Tablets are used for various headaches, pai ‘i but good heavens, not in here.— allas News. and usually with satisfactory results. For La Grippe, many physicians prescribe Anti-Kamnia Tablets. Not Heredity — Parson —This eccea- : ~ tricity you speak of in your daughter, isn’t | it, after all, a matter of heredity? 4 Be sure you get the tablets Girl's mother—No, sir. Vid have you that bear the A-K monogrem. know that there was never any heredity in one others are genuine. oni Transcride None, ‘others ste Fenulie our family.—Boston Transcript SELEY SN QUAD EIEY: BESO MERE: A Warning—“A mule,” said Unde Ebe should be a warnin’ against kickin’. he does it de more unpopular he (ite s."—Washington Star. Gi | Exclusiveness—Mr . Newlywed—And, dear, drop in at Dacy’s and see if you can match this silk. If it’s so common I don't want any more of it.—Boston Globe. HIS amusing picture, in full colors, 9x12, mounted ona heavy mat, ready for the Lots Left . 1 . . Ever since the first man muttered calling luck frame, will be sent postpaid for twenty-five a fickle jade; Ever since the first boy stuttered soft words t9 cone: an eager maid; Ever since the sky first blended with the tee JUDGE ART PRINT DEPARTMENT tops on a hill, Men have thought good luck was ended, bet “War Babies” 225 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY there's plenty of it still. S. E. Kiser in Dayton News. comicbooks