Judge — August 21, 1915 — page 13: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a title page or section header from *Judge* magazine featuring a disturbing image: a stylized female head with an expression of shock or distress, suspended by a noose-like cord with a hook at the bottom. The single word "SCANDAL" appears alongside the illustration. The artistic style and execution suggest this is early 20th-century satirical commentary, likely referencing public scandals or sensationalism of the era. Without additional context from surrounding pages or publication date, the specific scandal being referenced remains unclear. The imagery critiques how scandals—particularly involving women—were sensationalized and treated as objects of public fascination and harm by media and society. The disturbing nature of the image itself underscores the satire's point about scandal's corrosive effects.