Judge — March 3, 1928 — page 35: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Little old starting button — foot- switch, that’s all it is—touch it—all serene—yes, but what's going on? The “juice” flashes along the wire — starting motor spins — starting gear takes hold of the fly-wheel— engine turns over—shafts, gears, cranks, rods, pistons all in action— spark at the plug—ignition, thrust IN ALL GRADES and rush—oh, what do we care? They have made our fine cars so nearly fool-proof that we don't need to care—much. One thing no car can do, though—can’'t buy its own oil. And oil is not fool-proof—don’'t fool yourself! The whole admirable and amazingly competent power- plant gets the best oil you can buy, or sooner or later says “how-come.” One fine oil, Texato—Golden; and COLDEN see that you get it, too! MOTOR OIL The Texas Company, 17 Battery Place, New York City. Texaco Petroleum Products comicbooks.com