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Back on the job. Illustration shows Theodore Roosevelt arriving at the White House after a vacation at Oyster Bay; following him, carrying the luggage, is William Loeb. Uncle Sam meets them at the entrance, dressed as a 17th century French butler. Date 1906 September 26

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Back on the Job - A Political Welcome Home for President Roosevelt (September 26, 1906)

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In this humorous illustration from Puck magazine, published on September 26, 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt is depicted returning to the White House after a vacation at Oyster Bay. Accompanied by his trusted aide, William Loeb, who is seen carrying his luggage, the President is greeted at the entrance by an unexpected figure - Uncle Sam, dressed as a 17th century French butler. The scene is a playful commentary on the political landscape of the time. President Roosevelt, having just returned from a much-needed respite, is met with the demands and expectations of his duties as the nation's leader. Uncle Sam, the personification of the United States, welcomes him back with a formal yet familiar air, emphasizing the weight of responsibility that comes with the presidency. The cartoonist's use of a 17th century French butler costume for Uncle Sam adds an element of elegance and formality to the scene, while also highlighting the contrast between the President's casual attire and the serious nature of his role. The image captures the essence of the political climate during Roosevelt's presidency, where the demands of leadership were ever-present, even during moments of relaxation. This illustration from Puck magazine offers a unique and entertaining perspective on the political process, showcasing the lighter side of the presidency while also emphasizing the importance of duty and responsibility. It serves as a reminder of the enduring role that satirical commentary plays in shaping public discourse and understanding of historical events.

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