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# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page **Top Cartoon**: Two men in an office with diplomas on the wall debate cutting expenses. One says "I don't feel well, doe; and I am in a hurry. What must I cut out?" The joke satirizes how during economic hardship (likely the Depression era), even educated professionals look for ways to economize—the implication being he should cut something unnecessary, perhaps his own salary or position. **Bottom Cartoon**: Two men argue outside "Russell's Gym" advertising "Fancy Feinting and Footwork Taught Cheap." The dialogue "Lead with yer right!" / "No! From th' wrong suit!" appears to mock either boxing instruction or the gym's dubious teaching methods. Both cartoons use working-class vernacular and economic anxiety as their comedic framework.

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UDGE Omigosh A. 207 of folks who kept cool with Coolidge are going to freeze to death with Hoover this winter. We squelehed our quarrelsome neigh- bors the other evening with this, shouted up the dumbwaiter shaft: “If you two want to fight, why don't you go to: it club? t their troubles. t is, they forget them until the waiter arrives with the check, The announcement that Benny Leonard Jack Dempsey will at- tempt ci s aroused very little interest. The only come-back that most people care about is Wall Street's. And in some places the depression is so bad husbands 4 through their wives’ poc There's some doubt as to what caused the recent revolution there, but our guess is that it might have had something to do with that fellow who so persistently plays the rhumba on his tuba down in Cuba, “I don’t feel well, doc; and Iam ina hurry. What must I cut out?” meow Judge’s Want Ads For Immepiate Disrosa, — Two hundred million bushels of wheat and one million bales of cotton, which we bought by mistake and will sell the same way. We don't have to get money for this stuff. Just dispose of it. What have you got? United States Farm Board, Washington, D.C. Wanxtep—Temporary storage for five thousand gunmen, g racketeers, These men are of gentle birth, have been carefully reared, cod- dled and protecte Homes with wid- ows or kind farmers preferred. Ap- ply Commissioner Mulrooncy, Police Headquarters, New York City. Here Wanten — Starting Novem- ber 4, 1931, combination elephant and donkey trainer. A man who can sat- isfactorily handle these two classes of animals will be accorded unusual privileges, including freedom of the White House. Must live near the Capitol. Address P. O. bos ington, D. C. Simile Frightened as the occupant of a “Lead with yer right?” rumble seat during a gangster chase. “No! From th’ wrong suit!” comicbooks.com