Judge — August 17, 1929 — page 28: what you’re looking at

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

A Popular Mechanic A valuable contribution — to science is that of the business man who arranged a buzzer on his own desk which he could ring with his foot, thereupon inform- ing his unwanted visitor apolo- getic he was wanted by one of the vice-presidents. —Boston Transcript “Yassuh,” said old Link, “busi- ness very good. Done bought a pig fo’ ten dollars, traded pig fo a barrer, barrer fo’ a calf, calf bicycle, and sol’ de bicycle fo’ ten dollars!” “But yo’ don’ make nothin’, Link!” Sho ’nough, but look at de business ah be doi —Montrean Sra “LE see that you've given up teaching your Joan to drive.” “Yes, we h ident.” “Did you? What happened?” “T told her to release her clutch, and she took her hands off the —Pranson’s “I did not marry beauty, my boy; I didn't marry wealth or position; [ married for sym- pathy.” “Well, you have mine.” First you see it and then you don’t see it. Trt-Brrs 26 comicbooks.com