Judge — February 18, 1928 — page 33: what you’re looking at

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The Unpardonable Sin THERE is just one important rule to be : observed through all the fH carefree frolic of Mardi Gras. Frolicthat comes yearly foroneshort week to New Orleans, making its mobs go mad with the mood of this cen-7*™ 4 : tury-old custom of the ay Creoles. One may play *~~ the fool, flirt and speak to whom one pleases in the mob. One may throw or chin with slim paper dusters. ‘But beware,”’ says Pierre, “that you do not & commit the ultimate and unpardonable ” sin.” Read what it is in the special feature article “‘Mardi Gras.” Is America Going Dry? Read ‘Here’s How,” a comprehensive study of the social phase of prohibition. MEN, MORALS and MODERNISM An interview with Booth Tarkington in which he dis- cusses most freely the current follies of our day as they appear to him through the eyes of a young-old writer. Other Features in The Torch of Descartes 4000 Men Invented This Miracle! Air Travel in the World of Tomorrow The Glory That Was Sherry’s A Forward Look “Fighting Dan” Moody From Parsonage to Grand Opera Green, the Man Himself My Story—Alice Foote MacDougall Sinister Salvage ust 29 What Are Your Yearnings ? Castles in Spain, alluring visions, humble human wishes, we all have them locked in the recesses of our hearts. Here is a symposium of various yearners who have made known their innermost yearnings. Do You Fear Blindness ? Read the story of a man who faced and conquered this handicap. the March Jssue — Service Departments — Switzerland—The Playground of Europe What's New in Car Values? Remodeling a ‘‘New"’ House Getting Medicine Out of Food Prize-Winning Letters in ‘Older Generation" Contest At Your Newsdealers NOW Send Coupon | NEW AGE ILLUSTRATED 1 Graybar Bidg., New York RAT I enclose $1.00 for a 6 months’ trial sub- U scription starting with March issue. § city... D : SEN ComicnooKsy: