Judge — September 23, 1893 — page 3: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page 179 This page contains several unrelated humorous sketches typical of Judge magazine's format: **"Not Ready-Made"** mocks a servant's poor dining service through dialogue. **"Very Warm"** jokes about a man who placed a pickled object in a soup tureen as a prank. **"Appropriate"** satirizes a center-fielder singing while running—presented as fitting behavior for him. **"Instructions"** depicts a brief theatrical exchange between author and manager. **"They Come High"** shows a man trying to sell a painting to someone claiming ownership. The remaining sketches ("Couldn't Tell the Difference," "That's Different," "The Only One He Knew," "Accounted For," "On the Rialto," and "Remorse") are separate domestic or social humor comics with no apparent political content. This appears to be general entertainment/humor content rather than political satire.