Life — November 15, 1906 — page 19: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page from *Life* magazine shows a black and white photograph titled "The Price of Turkey" (visible at bottom left). The image depicts a dead wild turkey lying on the ground in a forest setting, with bare trees and undergrowth visible in the background. This appears to be a hunting photograph rather than a political cartoon. The caption's reference to "price" likely contains satirical commentary—possibly critiquing the cost or consequences of hunting, or making a wordplay joke about turkeys and expense. Without additional context or visible captions, the exact satirical intent remains unclear, though the juxtaposition of a dead animal with the word "price" suggests commentary on the value or cost of game hunting as a sport or food source.