Judge — September 6, 1902 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page This page contains several unrelated humor pieces typical of Judge's format: 1. **"The Wonderful Doings of Marvelous Thomas"** (top): Shows a character presenting drawings of a duck to a rabbit, with a pun about animals being "of the same mind." 2. **"The Outlook"** and **"Waiting for Posterity"**: Brief joke exchanges about a historical novelist and a sailor's domestic life—standard domestic humor of the era. 3. **"Pig Pog"**: A nonsense verse with crude illustration, playing on the popularity of such whimsical rhymes. 4. **"The Umpire"** and **"Hirsute Calculation"**: Short quips referencing Kipling and Biblical knowledge. 5. **"Between Friends"** (bottom): A cartoon of a man fishing from a cart pulled by a horse, with a caption about female admiration—mild social satire on relationships. The page represents Judge's mix of puns, domestic comedy, and light satirical illustrations aimed at general Victorian-era entertainment rather than specific political commentary.