Life — November 27, 1919 — page 9: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

**Top Cartoon:** A couple rushes to get a man to church on time. The woman says, "Take steady aim this time, William, or we'll be late to church!"—suggesting William has a poor track record with punctuality or aim (possibly hunting-related). **Bottom Cartoon:** A satirical commentary on marriage markets. An older, rotund man (labeled "old fat") stands surrounded by young women in wedding dresses holding money bags marked with dollar signs. The caption reads: "With dollars you are never too [old/fat/this ugly] to marry." This is a cynical joke about mercenary marriages—wealthy older men purchasing brides regardless of their appearance or age. The satire critiques both the transactional nature of marriage and the desperation of women who would accept such arrangements for financial security.