Judge, 1886-10-16 · page 7 of 18
Judge — October 16, 1886 — page 7: what you’re looking at
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This page contains several satirical pieces mocking public figures and social absurdities of the period. **"He Bought It"** (top cartoon): Depicts a man persuading another to purchase something, likely ridiculing gullible consumers or financial schemes. **"Hum of the Court"** section critiques newspaper journalism and society figures. References include: - **Thomas Ochiltree**: A character (appears to be a recurring figure in Judge) who cheats at billiards and poker - **Henry George**: The economist/reformer who "appears only once in a decade" - **Emile Zola**: The French author, with editors jokingly requesting his "impressions of America" - Mockery of newspapers' sensationalism and the press's obsession with trivial gossip **"One Way to Stop It"** (cartoon): Depicts what appears to be a solution to a social problem, though specifics are unclear. **Lower section**: A domestic comedy about a daughter with no suitors at a hotel. The overall tone satirizes journalism's triviality, social climbing, and public figures' pretensions.
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