Judge, 1910-09-03 · page 13 of 16
Judge — September 3, 1910 — page 13: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page from *Judge* magazine presents a satirical amateur art contest with cartoons demonstrating various visual humor approaches. **The cartoons shown include:** 1. **"Different Points of View"** — A sick man tells his doctor not to worry about his condition since he dies daily anyway. The joke satirizes resigned pessimism. 2. **"Paradice"** — Illustrated through dice, likely a visual pun on "paradise" through gambling. 3. **"Taking Themselves Seriously"** — Multiple scenes apparently mocking self-important behavior in everyday situations. 4. **"Literary Values"** — References Theodore Roosevelt receiving $2 per word for writing, while someone else claims earning more per word for their courtroom testimony ("every word I said back to the judge"). This satirizes both Roosevelt's celebrity status and judicial proceedings. The page serves primarily as a contest showcase with accompanying advertisements. The humor relies on visual gags, wordplay, and social observation typical of early-20th-century American satirical magazines.
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