Judge — November 9, 1912 — page 11: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page features a poem titled "To Polly" addressed to a woman who is attractive and charming in all seasons and clothing styles. The accompanying illustration shows a figure in elaborate draped garments and a decorative head covering, posed elegantly. The content appears to be a complimentary verse—likely a romantic or flirtatious dedication rather than political satire. The poem praises "Polly" for her beauty regardless of fashion or season. Without additional context about who "Polly" refers to (possibly a public figure, actress, or society woman of the era), the specific satirical target remains unclear. The illustration's classical drapery styling suggests an idealized aesthetic typical of Judge magazine's artistic approach to such tributes.