Judge — March 2, 1912 — page 3: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis This page is primarily **advertising**, not political satire. The left side contains an ad for Judge magazine's photo proofing service—a young woman wants an artist's color proof of "Her Favorite 'Him'" to frame as a gift. For 25 cents, Judge would provide this service, marketed as a thoughtful keepsake. The right side advertises **Kirkwood in Camden, South Carolina** as a winter resort, promoting golf, tennis, and riding in pleasant climate. It mentions colonial homes and southern charm. Below is an unrelated piece titled **"Building Without Wax,"** explaining historical use of wax in Roman construction and how modern builders could verify building quality through trade-marks—essentially early consumer protection advice. The page represents typical Judge magazine content: commercial advertisements mixed with light educational or humorous commentary, rather than political cartooning.