Life — July 11, 1918 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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# Political Cartoons from Life Magazine - June Issue This page contains six political cartoons satirizing events from June (year unclear from image). The top cartoon, "Charles is Right," depicts figures carrying a "Democracy" banner, suggesting debate over democratic governance. "The Mirage" shows Death as a reaper near Paris, likely referencing post-WWI European instability. "A Dry Member" mocks Prohibition-era politics through a Congressional figure. "Master and Man" appears to comment on labor or class relations. "A New Star Just Discovered" references some political surprise or scandal (details unclear). "This Way Out" and "Rest in Peace" use darker imagery—possibly satirizing political defeats or deaths, though specific references aren't evident without additional context about June's contemporary events. The cartoons employ typical Life magazine satire: allegorical figures, exaggerated caricature, and dark humor addressing current affairs.