Judge — July 27, 1907 — page 5: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page from *Judge* magazine contains a black-and-white illustration labeled "Her Master's Voice" showing an adult woman bending down attentively toward a small child holding what appears to be a megaphone or speaking trumpet. The caption "Her Master's Voice" is a satirical reference suggesting the woman is obediently heeding the child's commands—inverting normal authority relationships. This likely critiques either: 1. **Parental dynamics** of the era, mocking how indulgent parents catered to children's demands, or 2. **Gender dynamics**, suggesting women were controlled by even the smallest male figures The artwork style and *Judge*'s satirical focus suggest social commentary on family structure or power relationships, though without additional context or date information, the specific target remains somewhat unclear.