Judge, 1920-05-01 · page 36 of 36
Judge — May 1, 1920 — page 36: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is primarily a **product advertisement**, not political satire or a cartoon. It promotes "Charms," a square candy confection priced at 6 cents. The ad features a decorative still-life display: a glass goblet overflowing with various fruits (grapes, orange, lemon, raspberry, etc.) surrounded by stacked Charms candy boxes. The visual emphasizes the product's "eleven luscious flavors." The marketing copy appeals to sensory pleasure and nostalgia, describing how eating Charms recreates the taste of fresh fruit. It lists available flavors (Grape, Orange, Lemon, Raspberry, Wild-Cherry, Horehound, Lime, Peach, Butter, Clove, and Assorted) and notes wide availability in "packages, banquet tins or whole cartons." This appears to be a standard early 20th-century advertisement, likely from Judge magazine's commercial content rather than satirical material.
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Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
ELEVEN LUSCIOUS FLAVORS s the palate ly the ¢ held between the temptation to crunch m between your teeth and the desire to let them ly melt in your mouth Whichever way you prefer to eat them fruit permeates The Flavor Charms YOU can buy CHARMS most everywhere. in pack CHARMS. -the square wholesome candy confection, a banquet tins or whole cartons. Grape Raspberry Lime Orange Wild-Cherry Peach Lemon Horehound Butter ~ comicbooks.com