Judge — August 24, 1929 — page 8: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# "Judge in Them Happy Days to Come" This satirical cartoon depicts a futuristic racing scenario where old competitors ("old goats") attempt to break endurance records with only "two more gears to go." The illustration shows multiple vehicles—including what appears to be an early motorboat or speedboat at top and a racing car with a "Lido Club" banner at bottom—suggesting a competitive sporting event. The satire targets aging competitors trying to maintain relevance in modern racing. The phrase "old goats" dismissively characterizes these drivers, while the joke about "two more gears" implies they're mechanically outdated yet stubbornly persistent. This likely mocks real aging athletes or competitors of the era attempting to remain competitive in increasingly modern, speed-focused racing competitions.