Judge, 1925-06-20 · page 35 of 36
Judge — June 20, 1925 — page 35: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page features **Judge magazine's weekly crossword puzzle No. 34**, contributed by Lloyd Fowler of Amarillo, Texas. The content is primarily a puzzle with an answer key to the previous week's puzzle (No. 33) displayed below. The top header includes cartoonish illustrations of children and figures in celebratory poses, typical of Judge's playful editorial style. **The satire/joke context:** Judge offered $25 payment for crossword puzzles that were "funny"—suggesting the puzzles themselves should contain witty clues or clever wordplay reflecting current events or social commentary. The magazine paid regular rates for other accepted puzzles. This represents Judge's attempt to engage readers actively while maintaining the publication's satirical mission. The small cartoon at bottom-left ("Don't shoot—solution next!") is a humorous warning to impatient readers. This is primarily **puzzle content rather than political satire**, serving as reader engagement rather than social commentary.
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Judge will run a Cross- \ | word Puzzle every week The above Puzzle S IWE | and will pay $25 for each was contributed by : DIN|S one used on this page ‘ > but they must be funny Mr. Lloyd Fowler, Others accepted will be 710 Adams. street, OF NIG paid for at regular rates Amarillo, Texas. Puzzles will not be re- turned unless postage is enclosed. r eee ee ee ness se eens eee a Dont shoot — = solution next ' ~~ if