Judge, 1922-05-13 · page 32 of 36
Judge — May 13, 1922 — page 32: what you’re looking at
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This page mixes period advertising with satirical content. The main cartoon depicts a woman at a refrigerator with the caption "One time she can't change her mind"—satirizing the stereotype of women as indecisive. The joke suggests that once food spoils in a refrigerator, even a woman cannot reverse the consequence, implying women are characteristically fickle or changeable in other contexts. The page is dominated by advertisements for firearms (.25 and .38 caliber pistols) and automobiles (Dodge Brothers vehicles), typical of the 1920s-30s era. The poem "Don't You Ever?" by Ray Carr Ide is nostalgic, contrasting pleasant rural sounds (bees, whispers of trees) with lost youth—a sentimental reflection common to the period. William Green's book advertisement promotes automotive accessories and care guidance, positioning expert-endorsed products as essential for car owners. The editorial content frames accessories as desirable additions to factory-standard vehicles, reflecting early automotive consumer culture.
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