Judge — August 18, 1928 — page 22: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains two satirical cartoons. The upper cartoon depicts "Kansas Mother" reacting to wind damage, with the caption suggesting someone named Muzzer is "spanking the sassy old wind." This appears to reference Kansas's notorious severe weather and a humorous personification of natural forces. The lower cartoon shows a "Constable" exclaiming "Oh, pshaw! He got away," apparently depicting a law enforcement officer's frustration at a criminal's escape. The figure in the center appears to be a witch or criminal character fleeing through a doorway marked "LIBERTY." Without additional context about the specific issue date, the exact political references remain unclear, though both cartoons employ exaggerated character types typical of Judge's satirical humor about American life and governance.