Judge — March 12, 1932 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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Judging the Sports (Continued from page 25) “T would have been hit.” Dempsey explained to me, “if it hadn't been for that cheering. It was the tirst time I had ever been cheered. 1 was fighting a foreigner. 1 interpreted the cheers as a prayer from the crowd to win, so T went ont to win with a left) and Firpo caught was a short None of the newspaper mentioned it the next day. But it put me out on my feet. T didn't know what had hap- pened in’ the until I back to the What happened was this. feet. under a never punch. LT swung with missed. As T missed. with his right. It Nobody saw it. my puneh, writers meantime ot | dressing room.” Oat on began to stagger of rights and lefts. Pressing forward. Firpo let go with wr-like right and Dempsey went hurtling out of the ring, his feet kick grotesquely at the air, his head on his neck like that of a man freshly hanged. his white silk trunks the of the Kleig his Dempsey volley ing loose flashing in am he managed to get back They sympathetic ringside reporters helped Maybe they did. But. got back, survived the and came on to win in an ex- hibition of butchery that heen equalled only in such whimsical pas- times as pig-sticking and Armenian riots. iey tell me Firpo went down seven times before being counted out. Al I remember about the round is the tigerish mask of Dempsey with his hot breath hissing through blood- painted lips. It hideous, yet strangely enchanting. a picture I wouldn't have missed but do not care Virst-timers reporting Sing Sing take-offs know the emotion. (B) That hot day at Toledo on the hanks of the Maumee when Dempsey ruined Willard to become the champion. A merciless sun beat down, It was 116 at the ringside. The sm confident, ponderous Willard waddled out of his corner. Facing in the ring. hands of him) back. anyway, he say round, was him (Page 3 was a. shaggy-headed 1, please) How to Minimize the After-effects of Tobacco To a Marked and Amazing Degree By Doing One Simple Thing “SMOKER’S FAG” Now Found 90% Correctable, According to Scientists How by Doing One Simple Thing, You Can Minimize the After-effects of Tobacco to a Marked and Amaz- ing Degree—WHAT YOU DO Would you like to add the element of reasonable safety; freedom from smoker's fag, head dullness and depression to your smoking? You can. according to scientists, to an almost amazing extent, in a simp ye Millions of smokers are already doing it. THIS IS WHAT YOU DO: Simply take 2 teaspoons of Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia in a glass of water EVERY NIGHT before bed. Or take two Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia tablets every night | which — give equivalent amount of Milk of Magnesia; for each Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia tablet equals one teaspoonful of the liquid Milk of Magnesia. That acts to alkalinize your system. And an alkalinized system is largely im- pervious to the after-effects of tobacco. Science has found that it’s the acid sys- tem that cannot tolerate tobacco. PHILLIPS’ Milk of Magnesia NEUTRALIZES THE ACID THAT CAUSES TOBACCO HEADACHES and DEPRESSION This small, of ignes acids in Hence, daily dosage of Phillips’ Milk tends to neutralize those bur system. _ those after-effects you feel now after heavy smoking go. Your head is clear. Your mouth sweet. You have fewer headaches. Less heaviness across the eyes, at the back of your head, across your forehead, If you are a regular and consistent smoker—be fair to yourself 1 follow this method. Don’t let tobacco “get’” you. Fortify your system against its effects. Get Genuine Phillips’ Milk of Mag- nesia at any drug store. See that you get the genuine, as endorsed doctors. Comes now in two forms. The liquid form which you already know. And the new, marvelously convenient tablets which you carry about with you. TWO FORMS NOW AT STORES You can now get_genuin Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia in tablet form, as well as ordinary liquid form. Each tablet is the equivalent of a teaspoonful of Milk of Magnesia, Carry the tablets with you wherever you go. They taste like mint comicbooks.com