Judge, 1925-11-21 · page 4 of 40
Judge — November 21, 1925 — page 4: what you’re looking at
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# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page This page contains several satirical pieces from Judge magazine reflecting early 20th-century social concerns: The **"Gridiron Etiquette"** section mocks football spectator behavior and sportsmanship, advising gentlemen on proper conduct at games—notably that "signaling, pointing, whispering and raucous yelling are decidedly *faux pas*." **"The Doctor Speaks"** quotes a physician criticizing restrictive laws, likely referencing Prohibition enforcement, which the page notes produces "staggering results." The street scene cartoon satirizes urban life, showing what appears to be a collision or confrontation between pedestrians and a car—commentary on the chaos of modern automobile traffic in cities. The **"FunnyBones"** section includes brief jokes about radio's infancy and college life. Overall, the page reflects 1920s-era anxieties about Prohibition, modern transportation, and changing social manners.
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eel BONY») (py tenece cout Ht | a Lavy or THE Hovse—As cook I shall expect you.to rise early. We breakfast at eight, and I will permit you one evening off every week! Coox—F¥ou ain’t been married long, ’ave you, dear? The Doctor Speaks Et who will frame those dismal restrictions Called dry laws, those arid afflic- tions; I don’t give a song Who makes them so long As I write my country’s prescrip- tions. Dalnar Devening Radio is still in i's infancy. We can tell that by the noises it emits. Judge Wants to Know Where the Daily News got the idea for the “Gimme” contest. Discovered! Chorus Girl—Get thee behind me, Satan! Joe - College —So that’s your backer! himself starting back.” Gridiron Etiquette HEN meeting an opponent, al. ways remember to say “pardon my shove.” Never remain seated when a lady is standing in the stadium. i Never forward pass in front of an opponent without excusing yourself, After a stiff tackle hang a sign on your chest, “Out for a few minutes, Please wait.” When ‘accompanied ‘by interfer. ence it is considered good form to let him precede you down the field, In the matter of apparel, fall clothing will be worn. Signaling, pointing, whispering and raucous yelling are decidedly faux pas and are not tolerated among little football gentlemen. Don’t speak to any strangers on the field until you have been for- mally “knocked down” to them. Carroll HIS Many a wife who cares nothing for her husband lives on his account. aad Prohibition enforcement is produc- ing staggering results. Bystanper (in Suburban Town)—Ah! Twins? - “No, that’s. the famous commuter who comes home so late that he meets comicbooks.com