Judge — November 29, 1913 — page 4: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Editorial Page Analysis This is an editorials/opinion page from *Judge* magazine featuring three satirical pieces: 1. **"How Long?"** - Criticizes Tammany Hall (New York's Democratic political machine) for its persistence despite repeated defeats. The piece argues voters must remain vigilant to keep the corrupt organization out of power, comparing Tammany to a tiger with "nine lives." 2. **"Fashion"** - Satirizes a New York newspaper's suggestion to use old lace to create a fashionable facial feature by attaching it to women's faces with ribbon. The author mocks this impractical idea. 3. **"Brief Decisions"** - Contains short witticisms, including observations about matrimony and the Census Bureau's soap production statistics. The cartoons feature whimsical animal illustrations typical of *Judge*'s decorative style.