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Judge — November 11, 1916 — page 1: what you’re looking at

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This cover illustration by Henry Morse Meyers depicts a romantic couple in formal attire with the caption "EVENTUALLY—WHY NOT NOW?" The image appears to be a marriage-themed cartoon typical of Judge's humor. The man in tuxedo and woman in an elegant gown suggest an engagement or wedding scenario. The "why not now?" caption implies gentle pressure or encouragement toward matrimony—a common satirical theme in early 20th-century magazines. Published November 11, 1916 (just days after the U.S. presidential election), the cartoon likely reflects post-election social commentary, though the specific political context remains unclear from the image alone. The tone is light romantic comedy rather than sharp political satire.

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NOVEMBER 11, 1916 PRICE, 10 CENTS Copyright, Judge, New York, 1916 EVENTUALLY—WHY NOT NOW? comicbooks.com