Judge — January 27, 1912 — page 5: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains several brief satirical pieces rather than a single political cartoon. The main image shows what appears to be a streetcar or public transportation scene with passengers. The satirical items include: - **"None But the Brave Collects the Fare"**: A joke about a Wall Street correspondence school teaching farmers, implying that collecting payment requires courage - **"The Latest About Mary"**: A nursery rhyme parody about Mary's lamb, satirizing something (unclear what specifically) - **"A Scheme"**: A brief dialogue between characters named Knicker and Rocker discussing a dentist using moving pictures to attract victims - **"Foreign Interference"**: A piece mocking Americans abroad who prefer socializing with foreigners The content reflects early 20th-century American social attitudes and domestic humor, though without specific historical context, the precise targets remain partially unclear.