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Judge — June 2, 1928 — page 34: Judge, 1928-06-02

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This page contains several distinct humor pieces typical of Judge magazine's satirical approach: **"Them Cuckoo Island"** (top): A domestic comedy where a husband complains about his mother-in-law's visit. The accompanying text humorously attributes the invention of barbed wire to "Barbara Frietche" (referencing the Civil War-era folk hero), suggesting the mother-in-law is prickly as wire. **"Krazy Kracks"**: Word-play jokes about grammar and language, typical filler content. **"The Unexpected Guest"** (bottom): A John Conacher drawing depicting a social visit, apparently notable enough that Judge is offering prints to readers. The reference to Colonel Lindbergh's receipt of the original drawing suggests this was created during the aviation hero's peak celebrity (1920s-30s). **"Just a Moment"**: Musical humor about an amateur orchestra, with characters named after mundane objects (Dillpickle, Acorn) playing instruments—gentle mockery of community theater performances. The page overall represents Judge's mix of domestic satire, wordplay, and topical humor aimed at middle-class American readers.

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