Judge — March 28, 1925 — page 27: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page presents a crossword puzzle competition from Judge magazine, a prominent American satirical publication. The puzzle itself is untitled and appears to be purely recreational—a standalone word game with no apparent political or social satire embedded in its structure. The page includes an answer key to the previous puzzle (No. 21) and advertising copy explaining Judge's puzzle contest: the magazine will pay $25 for accepted puzzles, with other submissions compensated at regular rates, provided they're humorous. Puzzles won't be returned without postage. The contributor credited is Charles W. Fry of East Orange, New Jersey. The cartoon illustrations are generic decorative elements typical of Judge's playful visual style, featuring whimsical characters unrelated to specific political references. This appears to be primarily entertainment content rather than satirical commentary.