Judge — November 10, 1900 — page 3: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page The top cartoon, "EVIDENTLY INTOXICATED," depicts four caricatured men at a bar displaying exaggerated facial features typical of period satirical art. The dialogue suggests one man (Cassidy) was fired for drunkenness and is now intoxicated himself, unable to remember details of his dismissal. The remaining content includes prose pieces with titles like "THE BASE-BALL PLAYER," "LOOKS FUNNY," and "SELF-MASTERY"—brief satirical commentaries on social behavior. A center illustration shows what appears to be a domestic interior scene related to "HOW IT HAPPENED," involving characters named Bleecker and Chambers discussing money and friendship. The right column "HIS LINGUAL ABILITY" and "PATERFAMILIAS" contain dialogue-based satire, likely mocking pretentious speech patterns or family dynamics common to the era.