Judge — July 10, 1915 — page 1: what you’re looking at

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# "One Up and Two to Go" This Judge magazine cover from July 10, 1915 appears to be a golf-themed political cartoon. The title "One Up and Two to Go" suggests a golf match score. A man in formal attire climbs a ladder while a woman in a witch's hat peers from a window above, implying domestic conflict or marital strife presented as a "game." The specific political reference is unclear from the image alone, though the witch imagery and ladder-climbing suggest themes of henpecked husbands—a common satirical trope of the era. Without additional context about which public figures or current events from 1915 this references, the exact targets of the satire cannot be definitively identified. The cartoon likely mocked contemporary domestic relations or gender dynamics that Judge's readers would have recognized.