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- The Great Cartoons of J. R. Williams
- Characters
- Mother; son; cowboys
Title page, front matter, spot illustrations
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- Russel Crouse
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- Glaciers and blizzards, tempests and floods washed away a great deal from which we might have read the early chapters of history, but they left us a few pictures on rocks and the walls of caves to give us at least a clue to what went on.
Introduction
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- Redrawn by Request
Similar to half-title page
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- humor
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- Mother; father; daughter; son; boys; firemen; fire fighters; doctor
- Keywords
- Born Thirty Years Too Soon; family; horse; newspaper panel cartoon; nostalgia; train; trolley
Twenty cartoons of life in the "good old days" of the early twentieth century... all subtitled "Born Thirty Years Too Soon."
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- J. R. Williams
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- humor
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- Mother; son; father; teenagers
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- family; Invention; newspaper panel cartoon; Why Mothers Get Grey
Six cartoons on family members trying to create "labor saving" techniques, most under the subtitle "Why Mothers Get Grey."
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
- Genre
- humor
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- Kids; young teenagers; the Worry Wart
- Keywords
- Newspaper panel cartoon; nostalgia; party
Six cartoons about awkward youngsters at parties
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
- Genre
- humor; western-frontier
- Characters
- Cowboys; horses
- Keywords
- Cowboy; horse; newspaper comic strip; nostalgia; west; western
Eight cartoons affectionately but honestly depicting the cowboy's life. Before taking up cartooning, J. R. Williams worked both as a cowboy and as a cavalry trooper in the American west.
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
- Genre
- humor
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- Mother; daughter; son; boys; teenagers; the Worry Wart
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- Children; clothes; family; kids; newspaper comic strip; nostalgia; style; teen; the Worry Wart
Eight cartoons on styles and clothing among the younger set.
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
- Genre
- humor
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- Buffalo Bill; boys; policeman; Indian; mother
- Keywords
- Born Thirty Years Too Soon; circus; newspaper panel cartoon; nostalgia
Four cartoons about the circus, all with the subtitle "Born Thirty Years Too Soon."
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- Genre
- humor
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- Father; mother; daughter; son
- Keywords
- Family; father; husband; newspaper panel cartoon; nostalgia
Eight cartoons about harried husbands and fathers (or harried families WITH husbands and fathers).
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- J. R. Williams
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- humor
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- Father; mother; daughter; son; milkman; barber; Fuller Brush man; street-corner Santa Claus
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- Family; newspaper panel cartoon; nostalgia; picnic; salesman
Eight cartoons about daily life.
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
- Genre
- humor
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- Bull of the Woods; factory hands
- Keywords
- Factory; foreman; industry; labor; mill; the Bull of the Woods; workers
Eight cartoons of factory life, all featuring a foreman called the Bull of the Woods.
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
- Genre
- humor; children
- Characters
- Mother; kids; the Worry Wart
- Keywords
- Family; kids; mother; Why Mothers Get Grey
Eight cartoons on why mothers get grey.
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
- Genre
- humor; children
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- Boys; mother; policeman; blacksmith
- Keywords
- Halloween; kids; newspaper panel cartoon; nostalgia; practical joke; prank
Eight cartoons about boyhood pranks and practical jokes, at Halloween and other times.
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- humor; children
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- Boys; policeman; teacher; doctor
- Keywords
- Kids; newspaper panel cartoon; nostalgia
Eight cartoons of boys getting into trouble and being punished for it.
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
- Genre
- humor; children
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- Boys; girl; mother; policeman
- Keywords
- Kids; newspaper panel cartoon; nostalgia; summer; vacation
Eight cartoons of summertime and school vacation.
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
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- J. R. Williams
- Genre
- humor; children
- Characters
- The Worry Wart; brother; kids
- Keywords
- Dog; kids; newspaper panel cartoon; nostalgia; the Worry Wart
Sixteen cartoons featuring the Worry Wart, a small boy whose inexperienced stabs at life's pleasures wind up frustrating his elders.