Judge — June 17, 1911 — page 4: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page presents four satirical cartoons commenting on early 20th-century issues: 1. **"How Much Longer Must I Wear This Overcoat?"** - A sheep under a "Schedule K" sun, likely critiquing protective tariff policies that burden consumers. 2. **"Our Coronation"** - An eagle crowning a figure amid cannons, suggesting American imperial ambitions or military expansion. 3. **"In America"** - Depicts an ash can with an Uncle Sam hat, satirizing American waste or disposal of unwanted policies/values. 4. **"Not Yet, But Soon—Via Aeroplane"** - Shows a futuristic flying machine over a city, mocking predictions of rapid technological advancement in mail delivery or commerce. The cartoons collectively critique American tariffs, imperialism, waste, and over-optimistic technological forecasting.