Judge — September 29, 1928 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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

An Dear Parent: The artist has reproduced here one of those heart-rending episodes that frequently litter up the corri- dors of our universities with the blood of the country’s youth! Oh, the pity of wild youth— and how easily is it led. Too often do educators rant against the igno- rance and greed of the younger neration. ‘Too often do they hurl the epithet of “drunkard,” “moron,” “parasite” behind the backs of our children, with no real ground for such accusations. Yer you must take care. Actually, where is your child after seven o'clock? Do you, mis- ter father, or you, missus mother, where your children are Remember: know after seven o'clock? the playtime of adolescence is the important time. Better by far take a few hours from the radio and spend it in quiet pleasure with your children, Try it for a week—you'll like it! Canoeing, swimming, movies, speeding under the old moon, neck ing on the veranda; enter into the spirit of your children’s play, and you'll snow where they are after seven o'clock! You certainly will. And, equally as important, don’t let your child wander off to college without some little message from home, some cheering souvenir to remind him of the old six-room apartment, elevator service, and to guard him from evil companions, late hours and bad gin. We have designed this little coupon with a thought in our hearts for the mothers and fathers of the country, and we suggest that you take advantage of this offer, which will probably not be offered again for two weeks, and send a familiar companion, a cheering messenger, to your wandering boy or girl far off at college. \ L WANCHING PEANUTS pye, hae RASPED THE OLD MARTIN € YOU ARE EXPEL JUDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY, Inc. 627 West 43d St, New York 1 want Juoce for: 1 year - veeee $5,000 2 years 7.800 Name. Address City State Letter to “Parents comicbooks.com