Life — November 2, 1922 — page 20: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a satirical cartoon from *Life* magazine showing two figures—appearing to be caricatured as goblin-like or mischievous creatures—blowing a large horn toward a winter landscape with bare trees and snow. The handwritten text in the snow reads "Hoo-ray!" or similar celebratory language. The specific meaning is unclear without the article's context, but the imagery suggests political satire about some contemporary event or announcement being celebrated by questionable figures. The goblin caricatures and triumphant horn-blowing could mock public figures or political movements the magazine opposed. The exact historical reference—what event, figures, or political situation this targets—cannot be determined from the image alone.