Judge — October 14, 1911 — page 1: what you’re looking at

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# "The Girl I Left Behind Me" - Judge Magazine, October 14, 1911 This appears to be a magazine cover featuring artwork by Armand Both. The image shows a woman in early 1900s dress holding what appear to be toy or model early aircraft, with several small planes sketched around her head. The title "The Girl I Left Behind Me" paired with the aviation imagery likely references the song of that name (a popular military marching tune) combined with the contemporary aviation craze of 1911. The satire probably comments on the rapid development of airplane technology and its cultural impact—suggesting that modern aviation was such an all-consuming obsession that it displaced romantic attention or traditional courtship. The woman's prominent display of the aircraft emphasizes this technological preoccupation over personal relationships.