Judge, 1917-11-24 · page 21 of 28
Judge — November 24, 1917 — page 21: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, not editorial content or satire. The dominant feature is a large **W.L. Douglas Shoes advertisement** showing a man at a workbench crafting shoes, with imagery of homes and rural scenes above. The ad emphasizes that W.L. Douglas shoes are affordable ($3-$8), standardized in price nationwide, and made by skilled workers in Brockton, Massachusetts. It includes a warning against fraud—customers should verify the price stamped on the shoe's bottom hasn't been altered, reflecting concerns about counterfeit or misrepresented goods. Below are smaller ads for **Jamonds Watches** (sold on credit), **Film Fun** magazine, and a **Judge Art Print** of "War Babies" available for 25 cents. The left side contains what appears to be a subscription or membership list with names and locations, likely unrelated to the advertisements. This is a commercial page with minimal satirical content.
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