Judge, 1925-09-26 · page 27 of 37
Judge — September 26, 1925 — page 27: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page features Judge magazine's "Draw Your Own Conclusions" comic contest. The winning four-panel cartoon by J.H. McKay depicts animals (appearing to be a fox or similar creature) encountering a "No Hunting" sign in a forest. The humor relies on visual wordplay: the animals proceed to ignore the sign's prohibition, with the final panel showing them violently attacking what appears to be a hunter—a darkly comedic "conclusion" about what happens when hunting restrictions go unenforced. The "Honorable Mentions" section shows six other contest entries with similar themes of animals subverting or responding to posted rules. The page's right side contains a Practicoat knitted jacket advertisement, unrelated to the cartoons. This was a typical Judge magazine layout mixing editorial content with advertising.
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