Judge, 1922-02-18 · page 35 of 36
Judge — February 18, 1922 — page 35: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This is a **book advertisement**, not a cartoon or satirical content. It promotes "Everyman's Guide to Motor Efficiency," a practical automobile manual by H.W. Allarson and Howard Greene, priced at $3.00 (postage prepaid). The ad emphasizes the book's utility for car owners and drivers through bullet points highlighting its accessibility: comprehensive detail, easy navigation, plain language, up-to-date information, and universal understandability. The publication itself—802 pages with 200+ illustrations, bound in black cloth with gold stamping—suggests a substantial reference work aimed at the average motorist. Judge magazine, primarily satirical, ran advertisements like this alongside comic content. There is no political satire or caricature present on this page; it represents straightforward commercial promotion typical of early 20th-century publications.
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$3.00 Postaze prepaid because it contains every detail required the desired information can be easily found ina moment's time itis plainly and practically set forth itis up to date: up to the minute anyone can understand it, 7x 101y inches in size, 802 pages, lustrated with more than 200 half-tones and zine etchi Printed on heavy plate paper, flexibly bound in black cloth, stamped in gold Leslie-Judge Company 627 West 13d Street, New York City IIS BOOK, Everyman's Guide to: Motor Efficiency, is unquestion- ably the best automobile reference book, for owner and. driver, | comicbooks.com