Life — February 24, 1921 — page 7: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# "I'll wait for ye. Who-o-al!" This illustration by Victor C. Anderson appears to be a winter scene showing a man on horseback beneath a gnarled tree, with children visible in the snowy landscape below. The caption "I'll wait for ye. Who-o-al!" suggests dialogue, likely between the mounted figure and the children. The page is dated February 24 and numbered 269. Without additional context from the magazine's text (which is partially cut off in the margins), the specific satirical or political meaning remains unclear. This could reference a folk tale, a current event, or social commentary typical of Life magazine's humor, but the exact reference cannot be determined from the image alone.