Judge — April 11, 1925 — page 18: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains several cartoon vignettes satirizing everyday life and character types: **"Three in One"** depicts a stork delivering triplets—a commentary on large families, likely poking fun at the challenges of childrearing. **"More than a Spot"** shows a man surrounded by stars, suggesting he's been caught in mischief or scandal—"more than a spot" meaning his troubles are worse than a minor blemish. **"Mr. Spencerian uses one of his pens in the post office"** appears to reference a specific person's distinctive handwriting or penmanship. **"Little Willie Holeproof removes a pebble from his [shoe]"** (text cuts off) depicts a boy in action—likely a continuation of a recurring character's misadventures. The cartoons use exaggerated drawings and puns typical of early 20th-century Judge magazine humor, targeting domestic life and social pretension.