Judge, 1917-11-17 · page 2 of 28
Judge — November 17, 1917 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily a **contents listing and advertisement** for "Women of All Nations," a book series. The small photograph at top left appears to show two women in Asian dress, likely illustrating the book's global scope. The satirical content is minimal on this page. The main visual joke references **Kipling's poem "The Ladies,"** with text about "Yellow an' Brown" and "cap wi' the White"—a period reference to British imperial attitudes toward women of different races. This appears gently mocking rather than harshly satirical. The bulk of the page lists typical Judge content: Thanksgiving-themed articles and illustrations befitting the **November 1917 publication date** (near U.S. Thanksgiving). The ads and contents suggest Judge's readership was educated, middle-class Americans interested in literature and humor.
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If Kipling in his bal- lad, “The had the Ladies,” right idea when he put these words in the mouth of his philosophic, globe-trotting ‘Tommy: “But the things you willlearn from the Yellow an’ Brown, They'll ‘elp you an’ *eap with the White,” then this intensely interesting work — and the only one of its kind- WOMEN OF ALL NATIONS that baffl pject, the fair sex of our complex and highly de loped civilization. This splendid set of books is the, only standard fore reproduced, show. tl ‘ostume, from the laces and fri nen to the next to nothing of the SCIONS ETHOMA Ma | MA how they look The peychologic A Picture Gallery of Women of All Lands A History of Woman it monn tion of the life of the of how the women of characteristics of women are dis work of absorbing interest for an of woman who Ic ves to stuc e work by such hsonian Inst Customs of Love- Making and Marriage A Thrilling Library of Travel ne (1136.2 834 inches): pr mes shown in this set w The supply available at and on these terms is strictly limited. udge November 17, wou 7 Vol. LXXII No. 1883 C ON T EN T § - ORSON LOWELL Sufficient Cause for Thanksgiving (Full page) - - Drawn by RODNEY THOMSON Cover Design: Our Native Birds - —- Editorial: Thanksgiving —Sixes and Sevens Why We Give Thanks - - - DOUGLAS MALLOCH All the Comforts of Home - - - Drawn by CALVERT Speaking of Thanks! - - ARTEMUS WARD UTTING What For? - - - Drawn by RODNEY THOMSON How Can We Refuse? (Full page) Drawn by ORSON LOWELL ELIAS LIEBERMAN - DOUGLAS MALLOCH Drawn by R. B. FULLER - Drawn by J. R. SHAVER - FLORENCE M. OSBORNE TERRELL LOVE HOLLIDAY For Her Thanksgiving Dinner (Full page) | Drawn by CALVERT The Grief Car - - - - - WALT MASON The Right Time to Marry - - KENNETH L. ROBERTS The Vegeteble Family Dinner (Full page) - Drawn by ZIM WILLIAM SANFORD For Cause - - - NATHAN M. LEVY An Autumn Rondeau - - CLINTON SCOLLARD CYRIL ANDREW Automat Restaurants - - - Thanksgiving Notion Counter - A Potential Bayonet Expert - Bobbie's Anxiety - - Tommy Talks to the Turkey Thankfully Given With a [lappy Conscience - - Between Curtains - - - Smart Bits from Current Plays The Modern Woman - - ANNA CADOGAN ETZ Contributions to JUDGE'S Trench Christmas Fund, War Car- toons from Abroad, Fun from the Boys in Uniform, With the College Wits, Passing the Mustard, Stories with Smiles, Jest and Verse by JUDGE'S Humorists. Judge Is printed by Cie Sebwelnler Press comicbooks.com