Judge, 1925-08-29 · page 34 of 36
Judge — August 29, 1925 — page 34: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and contest results**, not political satire. The main content shows the winning entry and runners-up from Judge's "Draw Your Own Conclusions" Contest No. 1—a visual humor competition where readers submitted cartoon captions or conclusions to ambiguous scenes. The winning cartoon (top) depicts animals in comedic situations: what appears to be a hedgehog or porcupine encountering other creatures in increasingly absurd circumstances. The "Some Close Seconds" section shows six runner-up submissions from readers across North America, each offering different humorous interpretations of similar chaotic animal scenarios. The left side advertises a **Radio Handbook** ($1.00), a **True-Tone Saxophone**, skin-care products, and leg-straightening devices—typical early 20th-century mail-order offerings. This reflects Judge's era as a humor magazine that engaged readers through contests, combining editorial cartoons with reader participation and commercial advertisements.
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Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
HANDBOOK In “How to Build Your Radio Receiver” by Kendall Banning and L. Cockaday, you will find complete constructional diagrams, specifications, instructions for building seven sets Each of these sets bas been selected as representative of its circuit because in Popular Radio Labor: has regularly sold for $1.50 the copy. Aside from the feature of economy, there is a thrill land satisfaction that only comes from building your own set. . You may have a copy of this most practical Handbook sent postpaid for the special price of $1,00 POPULAR RADIO With which is combined The Wireless Age 627 West 43d Street New York Easy to Play Easy to Pay Winner of Draw Your Own Conclusions Contest No. 1 Submitted by J. Il McKay, 98 Spring street, St. John, N. B., Canale Some Close Seconds R. L, Ladgett, Howston, Tez. Prederick Foz, Pasadena, Cal. Theodore Hochberg, New York City K | Horace Parmer, Frankfort. Ky. R. L. Davis, Chicago, 12. comicbooks.com