Judge — June 3, 1916 — page 4: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Editorial Page Analysis This page contains editorial commentary and satirical pieces from *Judge* magazine. The top illustration shows three figures on a clothesline in a playful "Sixes and Sevens" section—likely depicting social types or fashionable characters of the era in exaggerated dress. The editorials below critique various contemporary issues: one mocks a Chicago judge's views on Shakespeare versus Bacon; another discusses animal disease control and scientific methods applied to livestock. There's commentary on legislation costs and a reference to Harry Hann of Covey supplying neighbors with butter and eggs. A portrait illustration appears to accompany discussion of corporate practices or public figures, though the specific identity isn't clear from visible text. The overall tone is satirical commentary on current events, social attitudes, and public figures typical of *Judge's* format as a humor and satire publication.