Judge — November 17, 1917 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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# Judge Magazine, November 17, 1917 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.