Judge — January 28, 1893 — page 2: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page This page contains multiple brief satirical items and a central cartoon. The cartoon depicts a chaotic domestic scene with children in disarray, illustrating the article "OUR LITTLE SISTER" about a mischievous girl who has caused household damage and chaos. The text items mock various public figures: Mr. Cleveland regarding machines, Dr. Briggs, Mayor Gilroy, St. Peter, and others. One section criticizes politicians like Mr. Croker, arguing that politicians should serve as good examples rather than merely pursuing office. The "HIGH PRIESTS OF THE LAW" section discusses an 1791 law used to suppress the Pittsburgh *Sunday Gazette*, suggesting judicial authority is being abused. The overall tone is typical Judge satire: punching at politicians, social hypocrites, and absurd public figures through brief, pointed commentary.