Judge, 1924-09-20 · page 24 of 37
Judge — September 20, 1924 — page 24: what you’re looking at
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ASK DAD— HE KNOWS What They Laughed at in the Good Old Days Medical Item “Doctor,” said De Fidgett, “do you have much practice nowadays?” “Oh, yes, I have all the practice I can attend to.” “In what particular line is the most of your practice?” “Th the line of economy.” —Judge, 1885 sae Doctor—It is nothing but an attack of dyspepsia. Wife—And what does that come from, doctor? “That comes from the Greek, madam.” —dJudge, 1885 A. B. Frost in Judge, 1885. “Brain faver, is it? Oh! Docthur, I’m a proud man this day!” “NAUGHTY | NAU‘Ty "1" Eugene Zimmerman in Judge, 1909. A FLOWERY HINT BerLinpa—What Icind ob flowers yo’ lubs best, Mr. Jefferson? JerreRson—T-t-t-t-t-t-two-lips! 22 comicbooks.com