Judge — May 25, 1929 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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

n_ the Trail of a Faker-::- aan <¥ HOKUM IN 1900 nOxoR ‘oh -——,. —- ——— wont at ZW" HOKUM, OLD TIMER, YOULL | HAVE TO FIND A NEW \ RACKET, TH'FOUGS WONT | || FALL FOR TH'OLD STUFF | | ANY MORE, PEOPLE ARE | | ALL AFRAID OF ILL HEALTHY j MAYBE 1CAN FINO SONE } DOUGH IN BREAD? / aie THE ALL POWERFUL PAST - PRESENT - FUTURE This cartoon is published in an effort to awaken the public to the danger of following the literature and advice of food faddists or fakers when they should depend on a licensed doctor or dietitian for correct diet information. @ To anyone interested, we shall be glad to mail, without charge, a copy of “Facts About Bread and its Rightful Place in the Diet”—a booklet containing statements by the country’s most eminent nutritional authorities. ‘@ Address Dept. 317, Washburn Crosby Company, millers of Gold Medal Flour, Minneapolis, Minnesota. COPYR.. 1979, GENERAL MILLS, INC. comicbooks.com