Life — July 10, 1902 — page 12: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Life Magazine Page 38 - Satirical Cartoons This page contains three separate satirical cartoons: 1. **"The Rabbit"** (top): Shows a rabbit in bed, satirizing someone's excuse-making about sleep disruption. 2. **"Do you know what happens to little boys who smoke?"** (bottom left): Depicts an adult warning a child about smoking, with the caption noting the child's feet are bothered by "fool cramps"—mocking both parental warnings and children's behavior. 3. **"Is he looking for bugs?"** (right): Shows an elderly man examining a tree while children watch. The caption notes "the professor is very near-sighted, and he is looking at the scenery"—a joke about mistaken observations and the gap between appearance and reality. These are gentle, domestic humor pieces typical of Life's satirical style, poking fun at everyday social situations rather than specific political targets.