Judge — September 24, 1892 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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# Page 199 from Judge Magazine - Analysis This page contains several distinct satirical pieces. The top section critiques Spanish politics, Republican political figures, and discusses corporal punishment in Nyack. **"The End of the Vacation"** cartoon depicts a farmer's daughter saying goodbye to a city visitor, with commentary on urban life versus rural existence. **"Palpitation"** shows two men discussing a father's death and insurance matters—satirizing the emotional and financial aspects of inheritance. **"Short Speeches"** compares President Harrison's oratory unfavorably to Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, mocking contemporary political rhetoric. **"A Study in Expression of the Motorman on Any Electric Car"** presents nine facial expressions showing an electric streetcar operator's reactions to various situations—from getting the job through arriving at the terminus. This humorously depicts the occupational stress and monotony of early-20th-century urban transit work.