Judge — August 26, 1899 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page This page contains several humor pieces and illustrations typical of Judge's satirical content. The main features include: **"A Magic Aroma"** - A poem about pleasant evening scents, accompanied by a sketch of well-dressed figures. **"Judge's Favorites"** - Features Norma Whalley, apparently a popular actress or performer of the era. **"So to Restock," "Her Fear," and other titled pieces** - Short humorous anecdotes and dialogues about everyday social situations. **The bottom section** includes Professor De Bergerac's lecture comparing George Washington and Admiral George Dewey—likely referencing Dewey's recent prominence (possibly the Spanish-American War era, early 1900s). The satire contrasts Washington's mythologized heroism with Dewey's more questionable public character. The cartoons employ typical Judge-style illustrations to mock social pretensions and contemporary figures.