Judge, 1920-07-10 · page 25 of 36
Judge — July 10, 1920 — page 25: what you’re looking at
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This appears to be a **literary/book review section** rather than political satire, despite Judge magazine's satirical reputation. The page features two serialized stories: "Bojer, a Confession" and "Little Freda" by Benjamin De Casseres. The illustrations at the top (drawn by Cesare Pellonini) show domestic and literary scenes rather than political caricature—they depict people in homes and what appears to be social situations related to the story content. The text discusses literary characters and plot points: Bojer's reflections on immigration, military service, and his past; Freda's background as a "Real Soul" with an absent father. References include Henry Holt & Company publishers and mentions of contemporary figures like Mark Twain and Laura Jean Libby (a popular novelist). This is primarily **serialized fiction for entertainment**, not political commentary—typical content for Judge's "Between Covers" literary section aimed at educated readers interested in character-driven narratives.
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