Life — November 12, 1914 — page 24: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page features a black and white photograph of a horse standing in profile against a dark background, with a handler visible beside it. The caption reads "A New Star." The image appears to be from Life magazine's satirical section. Without additional context visible on this page, the specific satire is unclear—it could be mocking: - A new political figure compared unfavorably to a horse - A celebrity or public personality being promoted - A business or sports venture The humor likely relies on calling someone or something a "star" while showing only an actual horse, suggesting the subject is no better than an animal, or that their fame is undeserved. However, without identifying the specific person or event referenced, the exact target of the satire cannot be definitively stated.