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Introduction/editorial with illustrations down the right side, alternating art by Fred Schwab and Dick Ryan.
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- typeset
The only illustration shows a jester sitting on a large bubble, behind the contents list.
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- Is'nt that pitcher grand
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- humor
Four one-panel gag cartoons. The first dialogue balloon does have "Is'nt" (misplaced apostrophe).
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- Dick Ryan
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- Dick Ryan
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- humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Full-page cartoon showing various animals playing baseball and making witty quips.
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- Fred Guardineer (signed)
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- Fred Guardineer (signed)
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- humor
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- Pencils
- Fred Schwab
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- Fred Schwab
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- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Riggin' Bill
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- Fred Schwab
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- Fred Schwab
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- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Sez who?
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- humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Polly Tix
- Synopsis
- Polly Tix, a parrot-sailor, claims he deserves credit for saving the ship's crew, not Riggin' Bill.
This references the previous comic story (Riggin' Bill).
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- Fred Guardineer [as FBG] (signed)
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- Fred Guardineer [as FBG] (signed)
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- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Prof. McScrewy
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- Dick Ryan (signed)
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- Dick Ryan
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- Good evening, friends.
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- humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- humor
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- Officer Clancy
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- As they gazed in the sky they discovered, t'was bright as a rare day in June
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- children; fantasy-supernatural
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- Fred Schwab
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- Fred Schwab
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- Ahem
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- humor
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- Jack Pott
In subsequent issues this feature was called "Jack Potts."
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- Dick Ryan
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- Dick Ryan
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- And you stay in the house all afternoon for this!
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
Four one-panel gag cartoons.
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- Fred Schwab
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- Fred Schwab
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- The country's goin' on the rocks, yer majesty.
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- King Kole
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- Fred Schwab
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- Fred Schwab
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- Painter at work
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- humor
- Characters
- The Prince; painter 1; painter 2
- Reprints
No dialogue in this strip.
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- Pipe down.
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- humor
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- Eddie; Mr. Gundy; Mrs. Gundy
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- Jack Romer
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- Jack Romer (signed)
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- Jack Romer
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- Good morning, children.
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- humor; children
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- Bib; Tucker; Miss Webb; Mickey; Mother
Signed in last panel.
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- King Arthur was in a jolly mood
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- King Arthur; jester
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- Fred Schwab
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- Fred Schwab
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- Look, skipper!
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Nutty Fagin; Riggin' Bill; Skipper
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- Dick Ryan
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- Dick Ryan
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- Oh, that's my own number he called.
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- humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Gentlemen--Before taking your medicine I was so weak I couldn't spank the baby
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- humor
4 one-panel gag cartoons consisting of humorous hand-written letters and small illustrations.
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- Fred Schwab
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- Fred Schwab
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- Worry.
- Genre
- humor; children
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- Arthur; Mother; Father
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- Fred Guardineer (signed)
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- Fred Guardineer (signed)
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- Come in, Tubby!
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Ima Sphinx; Tubby; young woman
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- Fred Schwab
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- Fred Schwab
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- 'Lo, Bill.
- Genre
- humor
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- Joe Ticket; Bill; Moe
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- H. C. Kiefer [as Karl Kief] (signed)
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- H. C. Kiefer [as Karl Kief] (signed)
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- The Old Curiosity Shop.
- Genre
- drama
2-pages of character sketches and synopsis of Dickens' "The Old Curiosity Shop."
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- Ken Fitch
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- Fred Guardineer
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- Fred Guardineer
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- Fred Guardineer
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- Editing
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- Genre
- science fiction
- Characters
- Dan Hastings; Vyona; Jovas Grid
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- Fred Guardineer (signed)
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- Fred Guardineer (signed)
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- Hate in the world is at its height
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- science fiction
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- Dan Hastings; Dr. Carter; Gloria Carter; Eutopas; Ursulis
- Synopsis
- An attempt to a diplomatic solution with Mexady the traveling planet is for naught as Eutopas brings a surprise attack on the surprised reception.
Signed in last panel.
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- H. C. Kiefer (signed); A. D. Kiefer (signed)
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- H. C. Kiefer (signed); A. D. Kiefer (signed)
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- drama; historical
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- What book does this represent?
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- humor
Four one-panel cartoons, each with a "riddle" but these are deliberately easy and the "prizes" are humorous, so this is more a humor feature than an actual activity feature.
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- Fred Schwab
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- The hoose-gow fur you, buddy.
- Genre
- humor
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- Officer Clancy; crook
This is not the same "Officer Clancy" as the feature earlier in the comic.
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- Todmoro (signed)
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- Todmoro (signed)
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- Food!
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- humor
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- Null; Void
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- John Lindermayer (signed)
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- John Lindermayer (signed)
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- And don't come back!
- Genre
- humor
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- Penny Aunty
Signed in last panel.
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- Dick Ryan
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- Dick Ryan
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- It's by request!
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- humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Pokey
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- How do you like it, dear?
- Genre
- humor
Four one-panel gag cartoons with people telling the unpleasant truth rather than white lies. The bottom one-quarter of the page is an advertisement for watches.
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- The boy stood on the burning deck
- Genre
- humor
Four panels, each with a different humorous cartoon and rhyme.
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- Fred Schwab
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- Fred Schwab
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- Oh super!
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Joe McGee; tenant
Bottom one-quarter of the page is an advertisement for Butterfingers candy bars.
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- The kernels played a snappy tune.
- Genre
- humor
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- Fred Schwab
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- Fred Schwab
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- Do you wanna buy a paper, buddy?
- Genre
- humor
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- Wilbur; newsboy; cop
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- Now where the dickens can my rubbers be?
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- humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Snoozer the dog
Bottom one-quarter of the page is an advertisement for Baby Ruth candy bars.
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- The roses are red the violets blue
- Genre
- humor
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- Fred Schwab
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- Fred Schwab
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- You ride in here so often we ought to charge ya fare!
- Genre
- humor
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- Mike the crook; cop; judge
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- Taxi, m'am
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Joe; customer
Bottom one-quarter of the page is an advertisement for Baby Ruth candy bars.
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- Did you ever see a butcher
- Genre
- humor
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- Fred Schwab
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- Fred Schwab
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- One ticket to Walla
- Genre
- humor
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- Joe Dokes; train conductor
Bottom one-quarter of page is an advertisement for Butterfingers candy bars.
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- Dick Ryan [as Uncle Dick] (signed)
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- Dick Ryan [as Uncle Dick] (signed)
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- No smoke in sight
- Genre
- humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals
Full-page cartoon showing bugs in a forest setting, each making wisecracks or jokes.