Life — March 28, 1907 — page 7: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Life Magazine - March (Political Cartoons) This page contains six satirical cartoons commenting on early 20th-century political and social issues: 1. **"Row Cruising in the Mediterranean"** - depicts figures in boats, likely referencing diplomatic or military activities. 2. **"The Wrong Man Resigns"** - shows a resignation or political upheaval scenario. 3. **"Frog in the Retail Business"** and **"And Harrison Said"** - appear to mock business practices or executive decisions. 4. **"New Cab Drivers in Paris"** - satirizes Parisian transportation workers. 5. **"A Problem in Aquatics"** - depicts a conflict over water/swimming access, possibly commenting on class divisions. 6. **"Not So Chesty as Heretofore"** - unclear without additional context, but appears to mock someone's reduced confidence or status. The cartoons use exaggerated caricatures typical of early 20th-century satirical journalism.