Life — August 28, 1924 — page 27: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page presents eight political cartoon vignettes labeled "The Month," satirizing current events. The cartoons mock: - **Ford** (automobile industry) and what appears to be **Prohibition** ("Nothin' Doin'") - **KKK recruitment** efforts ("Husking Recruit") - **Labor disputes** ("Ain't Tainted Loaded!") - **Government corruption** or scandal ("Just in Passing") - **Boston welcoming "Boys in Blue"** (likely police/law enforcement) - **Overdue** (possibly taxes or debts) - **Naval/military matters** ("Hard to Tell") The cartoons employ exaggerated caricature and ironic juxtaposition typical of 1920s-era satirical commentary. Without the specific issue date visible, the exact events referenced are unclear, but they address major contemporary American concerns: Prohibition, organized labor, racial extremism, and government inefficiency.