Judge — October 10, 1925 — page 24: what you’re looking at

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a ASK DAD—HE KNOWS What They Laughed at in the Good Old Days C. J. Taylor in Judge, 1904 A COURT BEAUTY “Isn’t she divine? She looks like a ‘goddess of liberty.’ ” “She is. She’s been divorced four times.” General Sherman had just ob- served that war was hell. “T’ve seen so many military drathas,” he continued, “that I’m convinced of it.” Lighting another cigar, he pro- ceeded to march to the sea. —Judge, 1905 PID He—Yes, I’m a soldier. I helped England win the Boer War. She—Is that so? Which side wete you on? —Judge, 1914 SI, “I see Charlie has his hand in a sling.” “Yes, reckless driving.” “Ah, an auto?” “No, a hammer.” —Judge, 1912 ee Art Young in Judge, 1905. The Bitter, Business NO SENTIMENT IN UNCLE HENRY Harry—Did you try to insure the Suse Punxrnton—Oh, paw! Thet rich suminer boarder writes thet he book agent? loves the very ground I walk on. Garry—Yes; and he sold me a set Henry Punxinton—Does, eh? Well, s’pose you spend a day or two of books, —Judge, 1910 walkin’ round on thet eight-acre swamp lot. Mebbe I kin stick him fer it. comicbooks.com