Judge, 1928-04-21 · page 32 of 36
Judge — April 21, 1928 — page 32: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising and a crossword puzzle**, not political satire. The main content consists of three advertisements for consumer products (Forhan's Antiseptic Refreshant mouthwash, Mothersill's travel sickness remedy, and a radio broadcasting service) surrounding "Judge's Crossword Puzzle No. 48." The puzzle itself contains contemporary 1920s-30s references embedded in its clues—mentions of Judge Jr., "Lindy" (Lindbergh), the White House, and various colloquialisms of the era. These clues reflect period culture but aren't satirical commentary. **The satire element is minimal here.** This represents Judge magazine's primary revenue model: selling advertising space while providing entertainment content (the puzzle) to readers. The cartoon illustration at top left simply decorates the ad copy about sore throats—it's generic rather than pointed social commentary. The page demonstrates how Judge balanced satirical editorial content with commercial advertising to sustain publication.
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Forhan’s ANTISEPTIC REFRESHANT FOR MOUTH, BREATH AND TASTE HYGIENE Away with bad taste and sore throat WHEN yourthroatis sore and raspy or a bad taste makes you feel down-in-the-mouth, rinse your mouth with Forhan's Antiseptic Refreshant and see how easily it removes all trouble. Use it straight. This scientific antiseptic mouthwash, while safe to use, is powerful enough to combat the disease-breeding germs that cause sore throat and worse. Also it removes bad taste and bad breath, leaving the mouth tingling with its clean refreshing taste. Try this new antiseptic mouthwash. Use it every morning and every night foraweek. Andyou'll use it always, That's how good itis. At your druggist —two sizes, 35¢ and 60c. FORHAN COMPANY New York —nausea, dizziness and faintness eaused by all forms of Travel Mo- tion. Sca, Train, Auto, Car or Air Travel Sickness yields ‘promptly to Mothersill's, 36 73+ & $1.30 at Drug Stores oF direct Tho Mothersill Remedy Co., sit. Ro Be Your Own Broadcaster Horizontal Ap unhealthy place to go for» vacation f mistake is it to argue with a trafSe ation of lenses used in telepbotography- What blue noses do. The nourishment Judge Jr. carries on a to Republicans on the row! to erring to the girt-triens The narrow way, The persion who commita the most crime in the tabloed. (Abbe.) Nego The only kind of things interesting to a hig tox in a little puddle. This is over the bead of an interior decorator. Interesting to those who want to know how the land lays A group of States named after the old country. (Abbr.) Mash made from this made the In What it ia t The mark of fistic defeat. To incite Ww pe 4ma loted to do. ould go up without this. Whom every mother expecta to ree in the White House. A fabulous old fellow. . This is something easy. Where Lindy got the flying « What you like about you it. (Init wir wean of these days, A stumbling block in Lover’ A kind of man produced in t carly West. . A clost relation. . Covers with war. If you're wise this is supposed to be sufficient to you. A kind of tube. This beings evidence of oil in Washington. Judge’s Crossword Puzzle No. Ifyou go . The man nobody |. This is used in chest develo This gives freely—to go-getters. Dends A word expreselag equality: likeness, A tank that goes on joy-ri nite article. 1. The larger bone of the forearm. A coral island. Part of the vert What many women keep on their husbands, ith this it ia apt to thake you. The great American eagle A famous ancient bigamist. A laminated rock This is a out. To snateh fellow is very ue. A dopey thing to do. To co be ). These have ginger A song. This geta all tied up. Feminine axme. A deep sleep. Lifesavers. A money-making race. What any man is who graduates from the Seboo! of Exper The strong suit of Arthur. You must have this to make your mark. nd you'll get all wet What ofSce-scekers do. A night cap. ‘What was the eri ng on the wall? This is pretty raw. This is often down at the heel A spirit of the wood. A definite article in Paris. ‘This is meant to scare people. In law, of the thing or matter. This is sometimes composed of blocks. (Abbe.) Toitials of a President of the U. S. 30 comicbooks.com