Judge, 1926-04-03 · page 35 of 36
Judge — April 3, 1926 — page 35: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page from *Judge* magazine features crossword puzzle Number 69, submitted by reader George H. Reith of Brooklyn. The puzzle itself appears to be a standard crossword grid with numbered squares. The key content is the "Answer to Puzzle No. 68" printed below, which shows a completed crossword containing phrases like "PROWLER," "OSTRICH," "HARP," "TIRE," "REMNANT," "DUELS," "ESSAY," "DAVE," "MARE," "STAGE," "HOOPS," "PORTICO," "MALT," "NUMB," "CORDIAL"—typical crossword vocabulary with no apparent political or satirical meaning. The page announces that *Judge* will publish weekly crossword puzzles and pay $25 for accepted submissions. This represents the magazine diversifying into puzzle content—a popular entertainment format of the era—rather than relying solely on satirical cartoons and commentary. No specific satire or political reference is evident on this particular page.
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