Judge, 1924-06-14 · page 34 of 37
Judge — June 14, 1924 — page 34: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page from Judge magazine (circa 1924) is primarily **advertising content** with a small cartoon insert. The main cartoon, titled "Winner of Judge's 50-50 Contest No. 18," depicts a domestic scene where a husband and wife are at what appears to be a social gathering or theater. The husband says he'll stop drinking "any time afore they plays 'Ere Comes the Bride'"—a reference to the wedding march. The joke's humor derives from suggesting he'll remain intoxicated through the entertainment until that particular song plays, implying both his current inebriation and the cultural significance of that musical cue. The page also features period advertisements for a weather vane, gas range conversion, real estate courses, and a leg-straightening device—typical commercial pitches in 1920s magazines. The secondary cartoon, "Paradise," shows a woman on a golf course alone, presumably enjoying solitude—a commentary on the emerging leisure activities available to women in the post-WWI era.
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A WEATHER VANE for YOUR GARAGE SPECIALLY DESIGNED BY John Wold | MADE TO ORDER HAND-FORGED COLONIAL HARDWARE ASK US FOR PRICES GRINDSTONE HILL FORGE WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT. Tells How to Make Any Range a Gas Range says Mrs More It can be han fifteen minutes. whatever. ‘Then, you have much or little heat as desired, on or off ai turn of valve ‘Turns off instantly when a meal is prepared, before the kitchen is heated up. Does away forever the dirt and drudgery, ashes, to make your own range a gas nd distributors are wanted to is wonderful device. Many make ith spare Hime, and as much $ OM) oF mor ar full t I Made $100,000 in less than five years as a Real Estate Specialist, Learn the successful system I use. Start in for your self—right at home—during your spare time. No ‘capt- or expertence needed. Send for absolute proof of suceess and full information free. Big opportunity for wideawake men and women. Don't miss it. Write at_once to American Business Bullders, Dept. A-636, 1183 Broadway, New York. PERSONAL Appearance ls now more than ready narket my new appliance, whieh ‘knock-kneed legs,safely quickly and permanently, with- out pain, operation or a comfort. Will not. Interfere withyourdally work, being worn atnight. Mynew: Strattner." Model 18; U.S. Pa itxremft will Save you soon from fiether Rumniiation, and Improve your personal appearance 100 per cent Write today for my free copyrighted physlologicai and anatomical book which tells you how to correct bow and knock-kneed leg without any oblization on your part. Enclose a dime for postage. , FRILETY, speciaust ‘BINGHAMTON, N. Y.] Winner of Judge’s 50-50 Contest No. 18 Wife—Don't you know when to stop? Husband—Aye! Any time afore they plays “’Ere Comes the Bride.” ‘The $25 Prize in Jupae’s 50-50 Contest No. 18, annc 1924, issue, was won by John L. Riley, care of Nations Tex. answers which received consideration were: “No! Or I would a been a happy old Bach,” George E. Wiles, Route No. 1, Box No. 57A, Stockton, Cal.; When the whistle blows,” Sam Gordon, >. 423, Spring Valley, N. Y. ced in the May 3, Supply Co., Corsi- cana, Among the other “Sure! Box “PARADISE” Sunday morning and not another soul on the course. PRESS OF WILLIAM GREEN, NEW YORK 32 comicbooks.co