Judge, 1924-07-12 · page 6 of 36
Judge — July 12, 1924 — page 6: what you’re looking at
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# Judge's Rotogravure Section - Analysis This page combines social commentary with light satirical content from the 1920s era: **"Senatorial Entries"** (left): Caricatures of senators at a dog show in Boise, Idaho, comparing politicians to bulldogs—a common trope suggesting politicians are stubborn or ugly. **"Water Sprites at a Limpid Woodland Pool"**: Photographs of University of Ohio seniors swimming, captioned as achieving "100 in elocution"—likely mocking academic pretension. **"A Modern Jean Bart"**: General Dawes, Vice-Presidential candidate, with a pipe, receiving publicity tips—satirizing political image-making. **"Staunch Champion of Democracy"**: A.W. Hamstring of Patchogue, L.I., humorously posed with Kaiser Kiegle, suggesting ironic patriotic posturing. **"Playtime for Americans in Europe"**: Americans feeding pigeons at St. Mark's Square, Venice—documenting leisure travel.
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Hudge’s Rotogravure Section THE NEWS OF THE GLOBE IN PICTURES—BY RALPH BARTON WATER SPRITES AT A LIMPID ND POOL Seniors from the University of Ohio vae: tioning at Skeat’s Pond. We reproduce the picture because each of the girls got. 100 in elocution at the final examinations. WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN chatting with a group of delegates at the entrance of historic Madison Square Garden just before the Democratic Convention convened. (Photograph sent to Jupce by tele phone.) A MODERN JEAN BART General Dawes, candidate for Vice-president, with his front-page pipe and feature-story collar, gives’ the Presi- dent a few pointers about publicity. SENATORIAL EN- TRIES in the smart Boise, Ida., bench show. Senators Lodge and n enter two re- le thorough- ines which STAUNCH CHAMPION OF THE PLAYTIME FOR AMERICANS IN EUROPE PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY Mr. and Mrs. Goldfarb, and son, Malcolm, of Holyoke, A. W. Hamstring, of Patchogue, L. 1, M j ns on Mass., spending fternoon’ chasing the pigeons Kaiser Kleagle and Great Mogul of the sree Te ries cr St Maka Vee ee Invisible Empire , comicbooks.com