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- "Oh, what a gorgeous morning!" exclaimed Sourpuss opening the window and sniffing the delightful fragrance from the flower garden Gandy had planted.
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Sourpuss; Gandy Goose; Susie
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- Sourpuss feigns sickness and injury to get Gandy to wait on him.
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- be-careful-what-you-wish-for; faked illness; trickery
Begins on the inside front cover (page 1) and concludes on the inside back cover (page 2). One black and white illustration on page 1.
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- Help!
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Dinky Duck; Rudy Rooster; various farm animals; corn borers (anthropomorphic insects); Farmer Gray
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- Dinky finds a way to turn back an impossibly large invasion of corn-boring insects.
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- corn borers; farm setting; insects; invasion; meta humor; panic
The Tyer Touch: Page 3, panel 1: Dinky is so scared over the coming invasion of the corn borers the letters of his exclamation "Golly" begin falling out of his dialogue balloon.
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- Pop's asleep! Now's our chance to play shoot the chutes!
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Terry Bears; Papa; crowd at Looney Park; boat owner
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- Papa takes the boys to Looney Park for a day of fun. He lives to regret it.
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- amusement park; boat; Brooklyn; kids-at-mischief; series of mishaps
"Looney Park" is a parody reference to Brooklyn's Luna Park at Coney Island (1903-1944).
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- Say, Roquefort, wake up! Wake up!
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Little Roquefort; Percy Puss
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- Little Roquefort cures Percy Puss' insomnia, to the mouse's eventual regret.
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- cat; mouse; notable coloring modification; sleep problems
In this story Percy Puss is colored orange, rather than his usual black.