Judge — January 31, 1914 — page 4: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Editorial Cartoons from Judge Magazine This page contains several brief satirical pieces and illustrations. The main sections include: **"Censorship"** - Criticizes Russian press censorship, arguing newspapers should report facts rather than hide truth. The piece suggests American papers could learn restraint about certain topics (elopements, divorces, boxing matches, baseball) that puzzle the public. **"A Fashion Note"** - Mocks Congress members from Wayback for unconventional dress, suggesting their appearance draws unnecessary attention during sessions. **Bottom cartoons** - Labeled "EVERYBODY TANGOS!" appears to depict various figures (possibly politicians or social types) doing the tango dance, likely satirizing the popular dance craze's widespread adoption across society. The overall tone suggests early 20th-century social commentary on press freedom, decorum, and fads.