Judge, 1926-01-16 · page 23 of 36
Judge — January 16, 1926 — page 23: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page collects **humorous quotes and jokes** from college and university humor publications (Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan, etc.), rather than political cartoons. The content targets **social follies and romantic mishaps**: a woman lamenting a lover's deception; a drunk offering a child dangerous "transportation"; college students making bad decisions; romantic misunderstandings using archaic language for comic effect. The accompanying **sketch illustrations** are generic comedic drawings—a reclining couple, a drunk man, dancing figures, a seated gentleman—that visualize the jokes rather than making pointed political statements. **Notable**: The humor is largely **apolitical and timeless**—focused on universal themes of romance, drunkenness, and youthful foolishness. One joke references "Link sausage," a commercial product, suggesting **early 20th-century dating**. The college publication attributions indicate this was syndicated campus humor, a common Judge feature during this era. This is **light social satire**, not political commentary.
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[score ea “Where do actors money when they are broke?” “What do you suppose the advance man is for?” Onto Starr Sts Diar borrow their Lament of a Lady You didn't mean the things you said But I believed— Your pretty phrases turned my head —How you deceived! And then at last I saw your game Gave you the sack T should rejoice — but just the same T want you back. —Michigan Gargoyle “Our team uses a style of play that is terribly hard to understand.” “Yes, the coach teld me the team used the overhead game.” Norre Dame Juccuen Boy—Hey, mister, gimme a nickel to go on the merry-go-round? Drunk—Save money, boy—hi and climb up here on my—h shoulders. —Johns Hopkins Blacl:and Blue Jay “Oh, yea, Petrovitch, one thing leads to another.” “What meanest thou, Iskigon, that one thing doth lead to another?” “Forsooth, silly lad, didst never see Link: sausag —West Vircixia Moonsuinr Getting Personal He—Nes. you are the first girl T have ever kissed. She—Then what caused that scar on your cheek? —Ohio State Sun Dial Old Doctor—What do you want, my lad? Young Physician—I want a little advice on how to succeed in this profession. “Just have patience, my son, have patience.” Denison Flamingo N—Give me those keys! Lou—What k “Those w —Trxas Rancer tat “Pip, pip, Johannus, and canst tell me how a pancake is like the sun?” “But no, Thesaurus.” “Because it rises in the ye: and sets behind the vest, thou as: —W. Virginia Moonshine sae Tke—I have some very valuable papers here. Can you advise me concerning a safe place for them. Mike—Sure, put them in the filing cabinet. Nobody can find anything there. —Colyate Banter eee First Autoist—Why are you throw- ing that match away? Second Autoist—I always throw the first match away, because I've never been able to light my cigar on the first match, anyway. Wisconsin Octopus ttt Telegram to Friend—Washout on line, cannot come, Reply—Come anyway; borrow a shirt. Denver Parralect Bob—T am on a liquid diet. Joe—So am I, except for a few pretzels now and then. Annapolis Log ~ comicbooks.com