Judge — June 18, 1910 — page 16: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains two cartoon panels titled "Home Remedy" and "Audible Osculation" featuring anthropomorphized animal characters (appearing to be dogs or similar creatures) in human clothing and situations. The cartoons appear to be domestic humor comics rather than explicit political satire. The "Home Remedy" panel shows what seems to be a truancy scenario—an adult telling a child character to attend school. The "Audible Osculation" panel depicts characters in an outdoor setting, likely illustrating a romantic or comedic scenario involving kissing sounds (suggested by the title). These are general-interest satirical comics typical of Judge magazine's lighter content, using animal characters for humorous social commentary about everyday domestic life rather than direct political critique.