Judge, 1932-06-04 · page 4 of 36
Judge — June 4, 1932 — page 4: what you’re looking at
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# Analysis of Judge Magazine Page The page contains two cartoons and college news items from an unspecified era (likely 1920s-30s based on style). **Top cartoon** ("Hic—Fraidy cat—Fraidy cat!"): Shows a skeleton confronting a frightened person, likely satirizing the Prohibition era's dangers—specifically bootleg alcohol or speakeasies. The skeleton represents death from contaminated liquor. **Bottom cartoon** ("My! your hands don't look as though you've been selling washing machines!"): Depicts a woman in domestic leisure being questioned about her hands, mocking the irony of salespeople claiming products work while showing no evidence of actual use—a common advertising criticism. The "In Criticism" section offers satirical commentary on contemporary issues including the Prohibition Poll, radium safety concerns, and Senator Heflin's public speaking anxieties.
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JUDGE News from the Colleg I RAMWELL KreEvUTZ, Fordham Uni- vers senior, has left college threatening to sue the University Kreutz claims he wrote numerous editorials attacking the way the col- lege was being run and he wasn’t even put on probation. Oscar W. Rattle 82 was voted man most likely to succeed in the Prince- ton senior class election this year Rattle is going to be a beach-comber. Amherst College is erecting a new dormitory at the cost of two hun- dred thousand dollars and an hon- orary degree. Lefty Flaherty, Coach of the Uni- versity of Florida track team, has announced that his team will not compete in the Olympic Games in California this summer. Flaherty denounced the project as just a other attempt to ballyhoo California. Elmer R. Potts, Columbia A.B., M.A., Litt. D., Ph. D., is in New York looking for a J.O.B. Yale University authorities are highly incensed over the prospective trip of a party of Kentucky moun- taineers to New Haven. The moun- taineers will investigate reported outrageous conditions among college - : students in Connecticut. S bs her Clin —A. S. “Hic—'Fraidy cat—'Fraidy cat!” In Cri V HEN I die I'd like to list Among the things I haven't missed That I had read a poem like this— Four lines which end without a twist! And if letter carriers are sore at the Literary Digest because of the Prohibition Poll, imagine how they feel if it were run by the Sa Evening Post Most delegates to the conventions will go fully instructed but the others will have to find the speak- easies for themselves. Senator Heflin recently asked per- mission to make peech in the Senate. The Senator is so anxious to be taken for a ride again, he's gone in for hitch hiking. And with radium still selling at about a million dollars an ounce we find it difficult to get alarmed over “My! your hands don’t look as though you've been the peril of radium poisoning. selling washing machines!” comicbooks.com