Judge — October 13, 1928 — page 1: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Judge Magazine, October 13, 1928 This page appears to be primarily an advertisement rather than political satire. It features a woman in 1920s attire (bobbed hair, minimal clothing) posed with what appears to be a rifle or hunting equipment in a landscape setting. The advertisement promotes a "$1,000.00 for SCOTCHOGRAMS! CONTEST ON NOW!" and is titled "THE FIRST WOMAN'S CLUB," likely a joke about women's changing social roles in the 1920s—a period of increased female independence (voting rights granted in 1920, looser fashion, more public presence). The "scotchogram" contest reference remains unclear without additional context, though it likely relates to a contemporary product or service advertised in Judge magazine.