Judge — August 1, 1891 — page 3: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Page 271 from Judge Magazine This page contains several humorous sketches and short comedic pieces typical of Judge's satirical style. "**Practicing the Attitude**" shows a man walking with exaggerated posture in a friend's room—apparently practicing an affected gait, likely mocking vanity or social pretension. "**It Bothered Him**" is a brief joke about someone avoiding summer weather by staying indoors. "**Two Kinds**" contrasts professional and amateur photographers—a standard joke format comparing different practitioners of a skill. The bottom section, "**For Summer Use**," depicts a comic sequence (panels 2-7) showing what appears to be an artist or painter struggling with equipment and circumstances outdoors, likely illustrating the humorous difficulties of plein-air painting or outdoor artistic work during summer. The overall page emphasizes domestic humor and social observations typical of early 20th-century American satirical magazines.