Judge, 1921-07-16 · page 38 of 38
Judge — July 16, 1921 — page 38: what you’re looking at
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This is a **table of contents/advertisement page** for Leslie's magazine, dated July 16th (year unclear from image, but likely 1920s based on typography and references). The headline "SOMETHING NEW IN VAMPIRES!" advertises an article by William G. Shepherd about German film productions—likely referencing the expressionist horror films emerging from Weimar Germany (such as *Nosferatu*, 1922). The term "Teutonic photoplay producers" signals post-WWI American suspicion of German cultural exports. The page lists other contemporary articles addressing 1920s American concerns: government transparency ("The Administration X-Rayed"), natural disasters ("Spirit of '17 Floods Pueblo"), social change ("The Divorce Crop"), leisure culture (golf), and science ("The Atom's Secrets Revealed"). This is primarily **promotional material** rather than satirical cartoon content—it's selling Leslie's as a magazine covering modern anxieties, sensationalism, and novelty.
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SOMETHING NEW IN VAMPIRES! William G. Shepherd reveals inside facts about the weird, morbid, creations of Teutonic photoplay producers, in a striking article *€Movie Fans and German Fantasms’’ in LESLIE’S fr JULY 16th Some of the other notable illustrated features in this issue of Leslie's are: THE ADMINISTRATION X-RAYED by William Leslie French THE SPIRIT OF ’17 FLOODS PUEBLO by William McLeod Raine THE DIVORCE CROP—THEN AND NOW by Gustavus Myers COLUMBIA, THE GEM OF GOLF COURSES by Horace Green THE ATOM’S SECRETS REVEALED by Hereward Carrington, Ph.D. Also delightfully amusing contributions by ARTHUR H. FOLWELL and W. E. HILL and a splendid baseball story among other interesting features Get LESLIE’S Now and Every Week from your newsdealer ...