Judge — February 7, 1914 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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# Judge Magazine, February 7, 1914 The left side contains a poem titled "Awake! My Subscriber" (byline O. McKaye Yam) that mocks pessimism and encourages optimism through humor. It references drinking wine, taking pills, and enjoying life's pleasures—typical of satirical advice columns of the era. The content table lists various articles and illustrations, though specific subjects are difficult to identify from the OCR. The bottom features the magazine's masthead and subscription information ($5.00/year). This appears primarily to be a contents and advertisement page rather than featuring a prominent political cartoon. The overall tone suggests lighthearted social satire rather than sharp political commentary.