Judge, 1921-09-17 · page 36 of 36
Judge — September 17, 1921 — page 36: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is a **product advertisement**, not a political cartoon. It promotes "Snowhite Nowater," a hand cleaner manufactured by Magnesium Products Company in New York City. The ad highlights the product's utility for motorists and general household cleaning, claiming it removes substances—ink, paint, grease, grime—that ordinary soap cannot. It emphasizes the product is "absolutely harmless" and suitable for delicate surfaces like white woodwork and painted furniture. Pricing varies by region: 25¢ for a 16-ounce container east of the Mississippi River; 35¢ west of it, likely reflecting shipping costs. There is no satire, caricature, or political commentary present. This is straightforward commercial advertising from Judge magazine's pages.
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—a necessity 25¢c — West of the . \ Mississippi 16-Ounce Container NOWHITE NOWATER is even more than a perfect hand cleaner for the motorist—it will remove ink, paint, grease, grime or dirt on which ordinary soap has no effect whatever. It is abso- lutely harmless and is just what you have been looking for to clean white wood work, painted fur- niture and the countless other things about the home that clean water will not harm. MAGNESIUM PRODUCTS COMPANY, Inc. 27 Thames Street New York City