Judge — February 19, 1921 — page 28: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page displays "Wiggle-Wobbles"—a cartoon competition section from *Judge* magazine featuring humorous character sketches submitted by readers. Each small cartoon depicts an exaggerated figure in a comedic pose or situation, labeled with the artist's name and address. The cartoons appear to be lighthearted, simple gag drawings showing everyday characters—a woman with a baby carriage, someone driving, figures in various silly poses—typical of early 20th-century humor publications. The "Hon. Mention" designations indicate these were finalist submissions that didn't win top prizes but were notable enough for publication. The page also includes a Niagara Wall Paper Company advertisement at the bottom, typical of magazine monetization of this era. The overall content represents amateur/reader-submitted cartooning rather than professional political satire—essentially an early form of crowdsourced humorous illustration.