Judge, 1908-07-25 · page 3 of 16
Judge — July 25, 1908 — page 3: what you’re looking at
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This page contains several satirical sections targeting social issues of the early 1900s: **"The Worm's Turn"** attacks a politician (likely named O'Keefe) for abandoning constituents and spreading malicious gossip after leaving office in 1907. **"Man's Inhumanity"** mocks Sir Jasper, a fire-eater character, who abuses his servants and prisoners while claiming to be "interested" in them—satirizing hypocritical wealthy exploiters. **"Smashing Her Baggage"** depicts a domestic dispute where a mistress destroys her own luggage, then blames her driver—mocking frivolous wealthy women and their poor treatment of working-class employees. The remaining sections ("A Born Financier," "Friendly Collaborators," "Medical Assurance") appear to be brief humorous quips about financial schemes and doctor-patient relationships. The cartoons criticize class exploitation and hypocrisy among the wealthy and politically connected.
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THE WORM'’S TURN. Mrs, Subley—* So you say your name is Delia K and that you never left a place without giving notice?” The cook—* "Tis thrue.”” * "Tis false! Blue Book, I find that your right name is Bridget O'Keefe; that during 1907 you left twenty-one different “8 without notice; that r worked in one place longer than two w that your chief pleasure is feeding you sip about worked spread malic! every family you ¢ for. Begone!" | the best that’s in him, th t it would get y idow now and the ave with men, Houston 1 A! wink Like mother, sweethe then, Fora little widow's heart is Large Enough to them all in charge. — Chicago dancoal, t to luck, comings, So, bachelors, don’t te Hut when you du MEDICAL ASSURANCE. Saphead —* Doctor, if | to lose my mind would I by of it myself?” Drctur Y tice the difference, nor would would not no- any of your friend Tt ste Somewhat later. MAN'S INHUMANITY. (WITH THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.) IRJASPER, the Fire-cater, was still for a moment,‘ Yon prisoner,”” he meditated, S was once acquainted with a friend of the cousin of mine enemy, Now, let me devise something live . for hin Sir Jasper ran over the list of familiar atrocities on his fingers, toes, and the legs of ntiped th at length, Sir Jasper was sad and kicked a passing cur into the next count “1 faith,’ he declar a spell, but 1 e: r Jasper musingly Wt hist, and hol servants, who dr 48 that: should keep him interested k his at . LE know of several t 1m to strike on that deliciousness of ayony that sliced off the who had attr methinks Phave it, Dog!" he bawled at one of his loving nition, diss and ke WHET indie and put him in ed the prisoner. dress shirt that seratcheth under the collar, and send SMASHING HER BAGGAGE. IES of terrific crashes aye oman, ad, Mingcinnge it op mnfusi Ieivingg off with a bl: startled mistress,“ why did that rude man hurl your bag- while ry? Wouldn't you pay hin ast job wor at his hi ain't thot, mum; but n AND ‘THE STEAM ROLLER IS STILI, WORKING. comicbooks.com