Judge — December 12, 1914 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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# "Giving Grand Central the 'Once Over'" This page satirizes the experience of Grand Central Terminal in New York City. The central illustration shows the iconic terminal's main concourse with its distinctive arched windows, crowded with travelers. Surrounding vignettes depict various activities: the subway entrance, the railway platform, ticket windows, and station corridors labeled "Two ends of the line" and "Checked clear through." The smaller sketches humorously illustrate typical passenger experiences—waiting in line ("live—one it"), navigating crowds, and checking baggage. The phrase "Once Over" suggests a comprehensive tour or overview of the terminal's operations and the diverse human traffic flowing through this major transportation hub, capturing the busy, chaotic nature of urban transit life.