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Publication: New Yorker

Image Type: Cartoon

Date: June 4, 1938

Description: A man at a suburban train station speaking loudly enough so everyone is staring at him.

Caption: "Well, what do you suppose that little tyke of mine said this morning? We were eating breakfast, and I ought to explain that we've had a new cook at the house for about a week, and the little fellow spoke up and . . ."�