Judge — June 5, 1926 — page 1: what you’re looking at

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# Judge Magazine Cover, June 5, 1926 This is a magazine cover rather than a cartoon. It features a portrait illustration of a woman's face framed in a circular vignette, wearing a close-fitting cloche hat characteristic of 1920s fashion. The woman has a stylized, somewhat aloof expression typical of Art Deco portraiture. The cover's title "JUDGE" with the subtitle "NEAR-SIGHTED NUMBER" suggests the issue contains satire about contemporary social blindness or myopia—likely commentary on current events, politics, or cultural trends of mid-1920s America. The price of 15 cents and artist signature (appearing to read "Cory") are visible. Without additional text visible on this page, the specific satirical targets remain unclear, though the fashionable styling indicates commentary on modern urban life and women's culture.