Judge, 1920-11-13 · page 30 of 32
Judge — November 13, 1920 — page 30: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertisements and editorial promotion** rather than political satire. The main content announces Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.'s upcoming article "What I Found in the Far West" in Leslie's Weekly, promoting his investigation of business conditions in the Northwest and Pacific Coast—positioning him as an authoritative voice on Western commerce. The cartoons shown are minor: one depicts a couple where the woman rejects marriage, another shows figures discussing ribbon measurements. These appear to be generic humor rather than political commentary. The page is dominated by **product advertisements**: Pape's Diapepsin (digestive tablets), and promotions for Film Fun and Leslie's Weekly magazines. This reflects early 20th-century magazine culture where advertising subsidized publication costs. The "Books Received" section lists recent publications, typical of literary journals of the era. Overall, this is a commercial page with limited satirical content—Judge here functions as a vehicle for advertising and promotion rather than political critique.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. has made a personal and thorough in- vestigation of busi- in ness conditions the Northwest and on the Pacific Coast and will contribute his first article telling “WhatI Found | inthe FarWest”’ with important illus- trations and a mass of cerning big business vital facts con- in the Western half of this country, in LESLIE’S WEEKLY | for November 13th On First-Class News- stands and Bookshops. Sale at ali ee ee Drawn JUDGE ROUBLEME Regulate your digestion so you can eat favorite foods without fear of Indigestion 1 | Flatulence | @ Gases | Acidity ty R. B. Prue Palpitation Tammy—Ger, sis, Mm certaixty crap I ONT EVER HAVE TO MARRY ve! A few tablets of Pape’s Diapepsin correct acidity, thus regulating the 2Cr PI1Y stomach and giving almost instant | Books Received Fellets Large Gbe cose drugstore. d Day, by Virginia Woolf. (George H. >ran Company.) | | House, by Meade Minningrode. (G. P | tl Beatrice Mantle. (The 7 Century Co.) The G Barqur, by Scumas O'Kelly. (G. P. Put- Sons.) Samu ologist, by Arthur Crabb. (The \ Hun rial Efficiency, by Henry Chellew. |. = i G. P. Putsam’s Sons.) S > Roaming Through the We. » by Harry AL \ F, : Franck. (The Century Co.) ~ Potrerirm, by Rose Macaulay. (Boni & Liveright.) The Victory at Sea, by Admiral Sims and Burton J. Hendrick. (Doubleday, Pave & Co.) | Hasta Man's, Luck, by Hjalmar Rutzebeck. (Boni | & Live ) Jailed for Freedom, by Doris Stevens. (Boni & Live | Drawn by Ronent Leurs ENOUGH TO MAKE A BELT.” 1 Gibbon, (Doubleday Odin Gregor Lf you don't read Film Fun you don't get all the movie news See the pictures of Comin Read what the Present Stars are doing. Sce how they do it on the other side of the world! You get everything in Film Fun for 20¢ “How mecw ts THs ripnox? | wast At your nearest newsdealer, NOI By THe varD oR THE Rott, Mapas?” 30