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Inside front cover mail order ad soliciting sellers for Gold Crown Spot Remover and Cleaner by Gold Crown Products, Dept. E-454, Jefferson, Iowa.
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Inside front cover mail order ad for color photograph enlargements from Dean Studios, Dept. 1250, 211 W. 7th St., Des Moines, Iowa.
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- Don't worry, Hankie dear...
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- humor
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- Dolly Dill; Hankie Jordan; Jeepers
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- Hankie falls off a diving board and Dolly comes to the rescue.
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- bobby soxers; crooner; limousine; swimming pool; water tower
Hankie Jordan is a parody of Frank Sinatra.
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- When this case is finished, I'll really have
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- humor
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- Dolly Dill; Mike; Zeke; policeman; Beaver; sheriff
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- Dolly overhears a plot to poison thousands of ladies.
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- arsenic; farm; motorcycle; potatoes
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- Our story opens on a movie set
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- humor
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- Dolly Dill; actor; director; Butch; Black Widow Grogan; gate attendant
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- Dolly wants to get in the movies, crashes the gate and impersonates an actress.
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- Climax Studio
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Mail order coupon ad for subscriptions to Miss America magazine, showing the cover of the September 1945 issue. Copy states that more than 625,000 teen-agers are reading Miss America each month.
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- Say, what is this?
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- Dolly Dill; salesman
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- Dolly handcuffs a salesman who comes to her door.
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- pogo stick
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- Who said being a detective was easy?
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- humor
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- Dolly Dill; Mrs. Vanderhoof; Hilbert Glump (policeman); Mike; Jarvis; baby Vanderhoof
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- Dolly intends to crack the case of the Vanderhoof baby kidnapping.
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- Jiu Jitsu; kidnapping; panda bear; police station
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- At last a man of my own!
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- Dolly Dill; furniture mover
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- Dolly is alone with a man and reads poetry to him.
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- moving van
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- Jim; Sis; Tom
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- blackheads
Mail order ad for Vacutex blackhead remover from Ballco Products Company, Dept. A-9005, 19 West 44th Street, New York 18, New York.
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Inside back cover mail order advertisement for books from Knickerbocker Publishing Company, Dept. A-442, 120 Greenwich St., New York 6, New York.
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- Let me show you too, how to make yourself Commando-Tough
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- George F. Jowett (photograph); A. Passamont (photograph); Rex Ferris (photograph)
Back cover mail order ad for body building courses from the Jowett Institute of Physical Culture, 230 Fifth Avenue, Dept. 870, New York 1, New York.