Judge, 1926-12-04 · page 33 of 36
Judge — December 4, 1926 — page 33: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily a **crossword puzzle** (No. 102) with accompanying advertisements—not a political cartoon. The main content consists of the puzzle grid and clue lists (Horizontal and Vertical), plus the solution to the previous week's puzzle. The advertisements reflect **1920s consumer culture**: Russell Patterson's mail-order drawing school ("Makes a $150 Drawing in a Few Hours"), promoting commercial illustration skills; an "Anita Nose Adjuster" for cosmetic nose-reshaping; and music-related services (sheet music and phonograph records). The Patterson ad references contemporary illustration trends—"dashing, peppy types" exemplifying modern humor cartooning, contrasting with "old style, standardized instruction." This reflects the era's interest in modernizing artistic education. The page serves primarily as entertainment and advertisement filler typical of Judge magazine's commercial content, rather than political satire.
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