Judge — November 4, 1922 — page 20: what you’re looking at

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This is a satirical calendar page from Judge magazine depicting November 1907 as "The Month of Kicks, Gridiron, Alcoholic, High and Political." Each daily panel contains separate gags referencing: **Political/Historical Events:** - Oklahoma's admission to the Union (November 16) - The Allied Fleet in the Black Sea - Various political figures and campaigns **Social Commentary:** The "kicks" theme references contemporary scandals and controversies. The "gridiron" references American football. "Alcoholic" likely references Prohibition-era debates. **Specific References:** The calendar mixes mundane jokes (people falling, getting drunk, domestic mishaps) with topical political humor. Without clearer OCR, specific caricatured figures remain uncertain, but the format was typical Judge satire—combining low comedy with commentary on current events to mock both popular culture and political figures of the day. The subtitle explicitly labels this satirical approach: kicks (slapstick humor), gridiron (sports), alcohol (social vice), high (possibly society/upper class), and political content combined.