Judge — November 23, 1901 — page 1: what you’re looking at

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# "Hill and Scheley" - Judge Magazine, November 23, 1901 This political cartoon presents a caricatured face labeled "Hill and Scheley," referencing Democratic presidential candidates for the 1904 election. The figure wears Uncle Sam's characteristic starred clothing, and the caption notes: "Some people think they can see in Uncle Sam's face the portraits of the Democratic Presidential candidates for 1904." The satire suggests that these two Democratic politicians' features are so prominent or distinctive that they appear superimposed within Uncle Sam's visage—a visual joke about their political prominence. The exaggerated caricature style was typical of Judge's satirical approach. Without additional context, the specific identities and political positions of "Hill" and "Scheley" remain unclear to modern readers.