Judge — February 24, 1906 — page 2: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page This page contains editorial commentary rather than political cartoons. The main pieces critique American social issues: **"The Reign of the Peripatetic Exposer"** mocks investigative journalists ("exposers") who travel around publicizing scandals. The accompanying illustration shows someone promoting "exposure," satirizing sensationalist journalism. **"The College-Girl Has Her Hands Full"** advocates for expanded women's education and responsibilities, arguing college-educated women should pursue meaningful work beyond domestic duties—a progressive position for the era. The remaining items are brief satirical notes on contemporary topics: Senator Patterson's political character, candy manufacturers' health claims, Spanish royalty, and other minor social observations. The page reflects Judge's role as a venue for social commentary on education, journalism, and women's roles, rather than serving primarily as political-cartoon publication.