Life — March 12, 1914 — page 10: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Page 446: Life Magazine Cartoons and Commentary This page contains three distinct pieces: 1. **"Weather Indications"** (left): A sketch of a woman standing in heavy rain, captioned to suggest that fair weather followed by violent meteor disturbances occurs "in some localities"—likely a satirical comment on unpredictable or chaotic conditions. 2. **"Law and Order in Colorado"** (center): An article criticizing Colorado authorities' response to mining strikes. It argues that while officials enacted protective labor laws, they neglected enforcement and ultimately imposed martial law when miners struck—abandoning statutory protections for military control. 3. **"Dignity"** (bottom left): A philosophical essay questioning what dignity means—whether derived from ancestry, accomplishments, reputation, or simply personality. 4. **"Dr. Tempus"** (right): A photograph captioned "What you need is a vacation," showing what appears to be a medical consultation.