Life — November 22, 1906 — page 7: what you’re looking at

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# "The Holocaust" and Related Satirical Pieces This page contains three separate satirical items from *Life* magazine: 1. **"The Holocaust"** (top): A poem about a heated domestic quarrel. The illustration shows a couple in conflict—the woman's anger is so intense it's described in violent, inflammatory language ("Her eyes leaped into a blaze of wrath"). The satire mocks domestic marital conflict by using apocalyptic language. 2. **"That 'Ananias Club'"** (middle): Political satire targeting Mr. Hearst, a newspaper publisher, accusing him and competing papers (the *Times*, *Sun*, *Post*) of dishonest reporting. "Ananias Club" references biblical lies. 3. **"Redskin Philosophy"** (bottom): Brief humorous verses about Old-Fingers picking a bud, offering folk-wisdom observations. The page satirizes marriage conflict, press dishonesty, and includes light humor.