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- I've been wanting to visit our gardener, Mr. Grass!
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- children
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- Richie Rich; Mr. Grass
- Synopsis
- Richie improves the effectiveness of the estate gardener's scarecrow.
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- Gosh, Richie! Aren't you afraid of robbers with so much money around?
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- children
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- Richie Rich; Gloria; robbers
- Synopsis
- Richie explains why having so much cash lying around doesn't make it easy for robbers.
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- Richie Rich; Dr. Matt Digmor; Reggie Van Dough; Parker Barrows; Kelsey; Cholly; armed guards; aircraft loaders; laborers; Gus; Dutch
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- Richie brings $20 million to Italy to fund the excavation of an ancient town near Mt. Vesuvius, while mobsters plot to steal the money.
Story continues in "Richie Rich and the Lava Monsters", immediately following in this issue.
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- Richie Rich; Reggie Van Dough; Dr. Matt Digmor; Parker Barrows; Kelsey; Cholly; laborers; Pietro; gangsters
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- Mobsters dress up as lava monsters as a ploy to steal the cash that Richie is using to fund an excavation near Mt. Vesuvius.
Story continues from "The Hidden City", immediately preceding in this issue, and continues in "Look Out! There Are Real Lava Monsters", immediately following in this issue.
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- Richie Rich; Dr. Matt Digmor; Reggie Van Dough; laborers; Parker Barrows; Kelsey; Cholly; gangsters; Neapolitan police; Neapolitan firemen
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- Richie has a few tricks up his sleeve for the mobsters who are interfering with an excavation he is funding.
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- Oh, great! The school yard's new sliding pond is up!
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- children
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- Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; bully
- Synopsis
- Lotta and a bully each want to be the first to use a new playground slide.
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- humor
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- Cadbury; Poopsie; Richie Rich; Calvin Cornflake; Emma; reporter; cowgirl
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- Cadbury relates a tale of a time when he was briefly employed as a farm hand.
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- Willie; Brenda
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- Even though Brenda worries, Willie builds a pile of books in order to reach the cookie jar, but it all comes crashing down.
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The "presents" portion of "Richie Rich presents" is erroneously omitted.
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Petey Pelican; Charlie Crow; blue jay; birds
- Synopsis
- Charlie Crow teaches Petey Pelican to steal all the bird seed, but when Petey realizes he is learning to be a thief, he eats it all and leaves Charlie with nothing.
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When first presented, this story was titled "The Crow and the Pelican". "Richie Rich" was added to the header with this issue, erroneously omitting "presents", which was corrected in later reprints of this story.
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- Dot Polka [Little Dot]; Uncle Branes; pedestrian; Chauncey; Eleanor; bank robbers; police officers; Mr. Polka
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- Dot plays with a hoop of lightweight metal invented by Uncle Branes, and she inadvertently foils some bank robbers in the process.
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- S'long, Lambie Pie!... and thank you, Lotta, for taking him to the barber for me!
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- children
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- Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Mrs. Smotherluv; Don Smotherluv; Mr. Hathaway
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- Lotta convinces a boy she is babysitting to behave for the barber.
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- Gee! Look at the time!
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- children
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- Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; costume party attendees; parent
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- Lotta forgets to take off her devil costume and frightens the lady whose children she's supposed to babysit.
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- Have you been all over your estate, Richie?
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- children
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- Richie Rich; Gloria Glad
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- Richie uses his money belt to cross a ravine.
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- Richie Rich; Wilton
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- Richie shows a new classmate around the estate while trying to avoid showing off his wealth.
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- Look what I have, Gloria! A laugh machine!
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- children
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- Richie Rich; Gloria Glad
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- Gloria doesn't like Richie's new laugh machine.
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- Isn't Cadbury calm? Those kids are mean, Richie!
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- children
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- Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; Cadbury; children
- Synopsis
- Cadbury babysits a bunch of brats.
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- Richie Rich; Fenwick
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- Richie cures his new assistant chauffeur, Fenwick, of vertigo.
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- Dot Polka [Little Dot]; Judd; Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Chuck; pedestrians
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- Dot meets a boy who laughs at everything.
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- children
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- Linda; Teddy
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- Linda has difficulty falling asleep until she remembers to turn off the light in her room.
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This story has also appeared under the title "Bedtime Problem".
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Sammy Squirrel; Squirmy Squirrel; birds
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- Sammy the Squirrel makes a mess while his wife is away.
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- Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; bully; children; Gerald (in dream only); equestrian; motorist; Mr. Plump
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- A bully thinks he's going to take over Lotta's neighborhood until he sees her catch a horse and rider in mid-air.
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