Judge — August 15, 1925 — page 26: what you’re looking at

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ASK DAD— HE KNOWS What they laughed at in the Good Old Days Very Queer “It’s mighty queer that Frank Tickleton should turn out to be a defaulter,” remarked Tenspot. “That’s what it is,’ added Bunt- ing. “Nobody ever heard him al- luded to as Honest Frank Tickleton.” —Judge, 1899 A Good Test Percy—Now, if I speak to your father and he gives his consent, then the next question is, how are we going to live? Edith—Don’t worry, Percy. If you live through that interview you can live through anything. —Judge, 1901 Where the Humor Lay Mr. Jones—I have just been read- ing a funny case—a chap who has been married seven times. Mrs. Jones—I don’t see anything funny about that. “Well, his name is Bliss!” —Judge, 1900 She Would h ; Charley Li Would you take Penrhyn Stanlaws in Judge, 1900. me for a fool? A DETERMINED FELLOW | Miss Passay—Oh, Charley, this is Tom—Ferdy has proposed to May ten times. so sudden! —Judge, 1901 Eruet—Won’t take yes for an answer, I suppose? T.S. Sullivant in Judge, 1898. IN ABEYANCE Mosr—Guwine ter move dis fall? . JaKE—Dunno! De landlord hain’t made up his mind yet. 24 comicbooks.com