Judge — March 10, 1928 — page 19: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a two-panel cartoon from *Judge* magazine. The top panel depicts a formal social gathering where elegantly dressed figures are labeled with location names: "Main Street," "Homo Boobiens," "Morons," and "Booberie," with references to "Exitus Americanus" and "Neogene." The bottom panel shows a crate labeled "RAW MATERIALS" and "SUPPLIES," with a figure nearby. **Context unclear**: The specific satirical target is difficult to determine from the image alone. The labels appear to mock American society or a particular demographic through pseudo-scientific nomenclature, suggesting social commentary on class, behavior, or civic life. The artist is credited as "James Triorooth" (or similar). Without clearer OCR text or historical context about *Judge*'s publication date, the precise political or social reference remains uncertain.