Judge — March 7, 1903 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page This page contains three separate items: **"An Iconoclast Ruined"** discusses someone named Footlites making an innovation, likely theatrical commentary. **"Henry's Amusement"** is a brief anecdote about Mrs. Penhecker reading a newspaper's funny column—which turns out to be entirely advertisements about a cruel Wisconsin man. The joke satirizes how newspapers filled space with ads disguised as content. **"A Time of Stress"** and **"In Little Old New York"** are short humorous observations about seasonal clothing and fashion. **"Champe's Mrs. Programme"** discusses a Bill Radders character and an anecdote about someone caught in a blizzard in Nebraska. The bottom section shows a six-panel comic strip titled "Reginald, the Electric Battery, the Turkey, and the Cook" depicting slapstick chaos, likely involving an electric device accidentally creating mayhem during turkey preparation.