Judge — July 11, 1914 — page 1: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This cover presents a stylized female head with an elaborate feathered headdress and the text "WHAT IS THE ANSWER?" The imagery appears to reference early 1910s fashion and aesthetics, particularly the elaborate millinery styles popular among wealthy women of that era. The "question mark" formed by the feathered plume suggests satirical commentary, likely critiquing either: - Extravagant women's fashion trends of the period - Questions about women's social roles or suffrage (active debates in 1914) - The superficiality or impracticality of contemporary style Without additional context or visible captions, the specific target remains unclear, though Judge's typical focus was social and political satire aimed at upper-class pretension and contemporary controversies.