Judge — August 4, 1923 — page 16: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This cartoon depicts two figures in what appears to be an office setting, with papers scattered about labeled "POLITICAL HOPES." The standing figure on the left carries a briefcase marked similarly, while the seated figure on the right appears to be receiving or reviewing documents. The title "Another Ford Story" suggests this references Henry Ford, the automobile industrialist. The cartoon likely satirizes Ford's political ambitions or involvement in public affairs during the early 20th century. The sign visible in the background reads "P.L. BRIEF! EVERY DAY IS A BUSY DAY!" Without clearer context or dates, the specific political situation being mocked remains unclear, but the cartoon appears to mock Ford's ventures beyond automobile manufacturing, possibly his political aspirations or public statements.