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# "Judging the News" - August 4, 1931 This page presents brief satirical commentary on current events alongside a cartoon titled "—and this is Papa." The cartoon depicts a museum or gallery scene where a man shows his young son various framed artworks. The joke appears to play on the phrase "and this is Papa"—suggesting the father is presenting himself as another artwork or exhibit, likely mocking paternal pride or the pretentiousness of art appreciation. The accompanying text comments on various topics: subglacial holes at Inwood Hill Park; unemployment and war debts; weather as conversation; wrestling techniques; low prices; golf; and a new size golf ball. These brief satirical notes represent Judge magazine's typical format of quick social and economic commentary on 1931 Depression-era concerns and contemporary absurdities.

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AUG —4 1931 ©cis 123574 Jack Suurtteworti, Editor Gerorce Jean NaTuan Ricuaro J. Wats Swey S. Lenz, Contributing Editors JUDGING THE NEWS S' uetactat holes have been found 7 in the rocky cliffs at Inwood Hill Park on Manhattan Island. Since the park belongs to the city there is some talk of using these durable holes to pave the streets. Ape 4 former husband would like to know if one may include alimony payments under the heading of war debts’ moratorium. Tt tariff threatens to take the place of the weather as an institution about which everybody talks and no one does anything. TZDOR, Yotyme 101. No, 2807. August & 1991. Entered 00 Aaa 1. 1..N.Y. 1879. po HIN New York, N. Tues there was the Scotch victim of the uncmployment. situation. He couldn't find a job during his va- cation. A’ right now prices are so low that if good times ever come back a lot of people may be able for what they're to pay buying, Ww the present style of tossing and heaving in wrestling, it seems to us that a parcel-post clerk could do a lot of damage to almost any opponent. “—and this is Papa.” A 2unee has decided that golfers and if they aw can do nothing for them. Well, husbands have always seemed to take that con- dition nted when playing bridge. AS? if they can’t get Legs Diamond on any other charge they might try arresting him for carrying con cealed bullets. Axorurn thing way the size golf ball. which is the new that shows wind blows tothe face tat every 1 Recond-Clase Matter, October 21, 1881. at the Post Oftce at New York City, N.Y.. ander aet of M: ‘at Jamaica, 35.00 & year, 15¢,0 copy. Published weekly by Judge Publishing Co. Ine. 16 ast shih Bireet, New York. N. it in the U, 8: and Great Bettain: Pred 1- Roe Lent, Vice F jent: H. A. 0 ‘Treasurer: Joseph T. C: article and copenitag 18 1S JUDOR la provcted under the ‘provisions of Section 3 of the Copyright Law of the (.'8. comicbooks.com