Judge — March 30, 1901 — page 2: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page This page contains two main elements: 1. **"Henry Watterson on the Flag"** (right column): An editorial praising Colonel Henry Watterson's patriotic defense of the American flag against criticism. The text celebrates his argument that the flag represents democracy and shouldn't be disparaged, even when one disagrees with current policies. It invites Watterson to contribute cartoons to Judge. 2. **"Not Her Fault"** (center illustration): A sketch showing a couple in conflict, with the woman saying she'd willingly marry "Mr. Moseley" but her "first dear husband" won't agree. This appears to be satirizing a divorce case, likely contemporary to publication. The page also includes brief satirical items about minor public figures and incidents (Venezuelan disputes, political scandals), typical of Judge's miscellaneous gossipy commentary. Without publication date visible, precise political context remains unclear.