Judge, 1925-09-05 · page 4 of 36
Judge — September 5, 1925 — page 4: what you’re looking at
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# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page This page contains mixed content: humor pieces, an advertisement, and fashion illustrations rather than political cartoons. The main cartoon "The worm will turn" depicts a large muscular man and a small formally-dressed man on a seesaw, illustrating the proverb that even the meek will eventually rebel or assert themselves. "Ballads of a Husband" is a humorous poem listing locations where wives can be found, playing on domestic stereotypes of the era. "What Indeed?" lists comedic "pairs of twins" — contrasting concepts humorists rely upon for jokes (Prohibition/The inebriated one, Divorce/Alimony, etc.). The lower section features fashion illustrations by "Miss Primeigh" showing 1920s-style beach and street wear — typical Judge advertising content of the period rather than satire.
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Notice to Entertainment * Committees The best place to secure ukulele players—about the arms. Ballads of a Husband “When the Wife Sews” ‘ov’Lt find ‘em on the mantle- piece, You'll find ‘em on the floor, You'll find *em on the rocking-chair, And underneath the door. You'll find ’em in the kitchenette, Out where the sink begins, You'll find ’em almost everywhere— What? Lots and lots of pins! R. C. O'Brien “give. sentence with the werd 4 ) * Teebound” “If I work hard, icebound to get ahead,” The worm will turn. LAUG , Ce ON k but a resth 4 ecg Mary OFslak Were see she's found a place at She'll stay in for more than a week, sninneee parses for eos Sng peat Something New Our neighbors have an eight-day player-piano. What Indeed? E WONDER what the humorists would do without these over- worked pairs of twins: Prohibition—The inebriated one. Coolidge—Economy. Divorce—Alimony. The “slick city feller”—The inno- cent rustic maid. The Banquet—The. long-winded speaker. Absent-mindedness—The _profes- sor. Matrimony—Mother-in-law. Prince of Wales—His horse. Pat—Mike. He—She. H. E. Wallad. as | comicbooks.com