Judge — December 30, 1922 — page 14: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page from *Judge* magazine shows a single cartoon illustration with the caption "Greetings!" The image depicts a man in formal attire (coat and hat) standing in what appears to be a shabby, run-down interior space with rough walls and a deteriorating floor. He holds a shovel and stands beside a wheelbarrow. Scattered on the ground appear to be coins or small objects arranged in a pattern. The satire likely comments on economic hardship or degradation of circumstances—possibly depicting someone of formerly higher status now reduced to menial labor or poverty. The formal dress contrasts sharply with the manual work and deteriorated surroundings, suggesting a fall in social or economic position. Without additional context or date information visible on the page, the specific historical reference remains unclear, though the overall theme appears to address class decline or economic struggle.