Judge — May 26, 1928 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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

A sara es <A Se Queensboro Bridge, the gateway from Manhattan to Long Bland, New York Were you one of the 3,112? All on a single summer's day . . . 33,710 cars fought the Battle of Queensboro Bridge, penetrated the needle’s eye . . . and disappeared into the fenny fastnesses of Long Island. By actual Department of Plant and Structures count only 30,598 cars made safe return. What became of the 3,112? Many came back weeks later. Others, doubtless fearing to face the return en- gagement... gave up, and are still aim- lessly touring Long Island. Change to the new and better Texaco. That's the answer to Queensboro Bridge traffic... to all traffic. For the new and better Texaco is an improved gasoline. It forms a dry gas and gives you the power plus to shoot ahead . . . to take advantage of every traffic opportunity. Sold wherever you see the sign of the Texaco Red Star and Green T. The NEW and BETTER TEXACO Gasoline comicbooks.com