Judge — March 24, 1906 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page This page contains four separate satirical pieces from an early 20th-century Judge magazine: 1. **"Where Did They Get It?"** - A cartoon showing men being robbed, with dialogue suggesting mystery about poverty despite claims of wealth redistribution. 2. **"Of Lenten Maids"** - A poem satirizing young women's behavior during Lenten season, mocking their supposed piety while gossiping and socializing. 3. **"And No Wonder!"** - Brief text satirizing a Chicago woman's multiple marriages in quick succession (to men named March, May, and August). 4. **"Equator on a Tear"** and **"Far Gone"** - Humorous anecdotes about schoolchildren and acquaintances. The page exemplifies Judge's mix of social commentary, religious satire (targeting hypocrisy), and domestic humor typical of early 1900s American satirical journalism. The targets are primarily middle-class social pretenses and gender behavior.