Judge — August 26, 1916 — page 4: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis of Judge Editorial Page This editorial page contains three distinct pieces: 1. **"Stealing Time"** - A critique of daylight saving time. The author argues skeptically that the proposed time shift won't deliver promised efficiency gains, calling it "futile" propaganda. The piece expresses doubt about whether moving clocks will actually save fuel or improve productivity. 2. **"Sixes and Sevens"** - Political commentary questioning which Progressive candidates the magazine should support in an upcoming election (appears to reference 1917 politics, though unclear which specific race). 3. **"Another Bawl"** - Satirizes Ohio's Supreme Court justice appointment, mocking the rivalry between New York and other states' political systems. A cartoon depicts a "Bedside man" reading advertisements, with accompanying humor about advertising's persuasive power.