Excerpt: We recently diving into "Reader's Digest Laughter is the Best Medicine," a collection that compiles a century of humor. Analyzing the balance between its jokes and cartoons has been a delightful experience. The jokes, drawn from decades of archives, range from clever wordplay to heartfelt anecdotes, each carrying the timeless feel of our beloved magazine. On the other hand, the cartoons offer a visual punchline, their simplicity and wit complementing the written humor beautifully. While the jokes subtly provoked groans and gasps, the cartoons brought instant laughter with their exaggeration and charm. We found the mix refreshing— spontaneous giggles one moment, belly laughs the next. The contrast between the two formats keeps the book dynamic, proving that both types of humor are essential medicine for the soul. Whether flipping between pages, there's always a fresh jolt of joy to be found.
