Popular Jokes #32

A cheerful snapshot of late-1960s humor publishing, this May 1969 issue of Popular Jokes promises "over 150 toptickle humorous cartoons, jokes, quips, and eye-sometrics" — and the cover delivers a lively sampler of what's inside. Four cartoon vignettes are on full display: a glamorous woman in a pink dress turning heads at a train station, a harried employee being berated by his boss at Acme Brooms, a domestic scene with a salesman and two women, and a mechanic tending to a tiny car. At 35 cents, it's a breezy package of the era's signature gag-cartoon style, perfectly capturing the "fresh & breezy cartoon entertainment" the masthead proudly advertises.