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Judge — July 28, 1928 — page 32: Judge, 1928-07-28

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This page is primarily **advertisements and a crossword puzzle**, not editorial satire. The advertisements include: - **Absorbine Jr.** (a liniment for sunburn relief) - **Mothersill's** (a seasickness remedy marketed to travelers) - **Seasick Remedy** (another nausea treatment) - **Gem Clippers** (grooming tools) - **Abbott's Bitters** (a digestive tonic) The only illustrated content is a photograph of a woman applying sunburn treatment—a straightforward product advertisement rather than political commentary. The "Judge's Crossword Puzzle No. 62" dominates the right side, with clues referencing period topics (Turkish customs, Spanish phrases, biblical references to Baal worship). The solution to last week's puzzle is printed below. **Context for modern readers:** This represents how Judge filled space with practical consumer goods and entertainment rather than always delivering satire. Early 20th-century magazines frequently mixed editorial content with substantial advertising.

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