Life — March 13, 1919 — page 10: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# The Biograph & Related Content This page contains three distinct pieces: 1. **"The Biograph"** — A satirical poem by Arthur Guiterman mocking William Randolph Hearst as a sensationalist newspaper magnate who runs "Picture-Papers" and pursues "bigger things" while being inconsistent and self-serving. 2. **"Which?"** — A commentary on a Food Administration advertisement claiming America produces "twenty million tons of food," questioning whether food stocks are genuinely abundant or whether restrictions remain necessary despite the claims. 3. **"Retribution"** — A brief piece (appears incomplete on this page) apparently about someone connected to Prohibition movement, referencing Methodist deacons. The cartoon illustration shows a woman in period dress wading through water with children and a dog, with men in background—its exact satirical target is unclear without full context.