Judge, 1921-03-05 · page 6 of 32
Judge — March 5, 1921 — page 6: what you’re looking at
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# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page This page contains three distinct sections: **"The Faux Pas"** (top): A humorous essay by Knut Andrews discussing literary criticism and H.G. Wells, with a musical staff illustration showing note positions. **"Those Girls Again"** (middle): A brief comedic dialogue between characters named Gladys and Sylvia about a hat, followed by "The Place For It"—a joke about where to place an item about a bootlegger. **Main Cartoon** (bottom): Drawn by Hamilton Williams, depicting two men on a park bench. One says: "I'm the fellow who never took advice from anybody." The other responds: "Shake, brother, I'm the one who followed everybody's advice!" This satirizes the paradox of conformity versus independence—the joke being that following everyone's advice is itself a form of foolish consistency, mirroring the contrarian's stubbornness.
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