Judge — December 25, 1915 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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But on the way she thiew her candy and nut meats away, and dire thoughts about the new suit filled her with apprehension. Near the corner where she waited for a car, a moving picture house flaunted lurid pictures of murders and other charming crimes, and from its doorway poured a throng of young people avidly discussing the details of what they had seen. Mrs. Blindly gazed at them with fear. If her child tucked away so snugly, blocks and blocks away, could be reached through candy, nuts and clothing, perhaps too these strangely reared humans might some day stretch forth psychic tentacles and— But she stopped the thought. When she reached her own door Mrs. Seeit was also returning. “Had a good time,” she announced with shining face. ‘You miss it not being a suf- fine to want to accept responsi- bilities—to want to get out and help better conditions.” “Politics is no concern of mine. Outside things don’t affect me,” began Mrs. Blindly getting off her parrot phrases. But all at once—she choked—and stopped. Suddenly she beheld a vision, for back of all she had seen that day stood an orderly row of public officials and on each manly breast there lay a label: “Ballots made me.” How History Repeats Itself HEN Homer thumped his little lyre In semi-prehistoric ages, The fashion of his wife's attire Disturbed the matrons and the sages. They shricked: “Her peplum’s laced with string! There's too much danger of it busting! It's too risque for anything!!! Disgusting!!! When Arthur ruled in Camelot, A Camelot Protective Leaguer Became extremely wroth and hot, And claimed that styles were far too meagre. “Observe,” he moaned, “our gracious Queen! She says her wimple is de rigge! She can't fool me; for I have seen Her figger!" When Montespan and Pompadour Created styles and acted haughty, From countless throats there rose a roar, Declaring that their gowns were naughty. When hoopskirts later came to view, A million voices thundered “Shocking! 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