Judge — September 20, 1924 — page 18: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a sketch of a scholar or academic surrounded by books, globes, and educational materials in what looks like a library or study. The figure is seated amid volumes, maps, and scientific instruments, suggesting intellectual pursuit. The partial caption "M.A. or M..." likely refers to academic degrees (Master of Arts or Master of Science). The satire appears to critique academic pretension or the pursuit of higher education—possibly mocking overwrought scholarly ambition or the gap between academic credentials and practical knowledge. However, without the complete caption and clearer context, I cannot definitively identify the specific target of satire or historical reference intended by this Judge magazine cartoon. The OCR text is too fragmentary for precise interpretation.