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Bringing Up Father’s Day Again and Again with Esqurie's Cartoonists

July 1 1940 Dorothy Mckay, E. SIMMS CAMPBELL, Abner Dean, HOWARD BAER, GILBERT BUNDY

Bringing Up Father’s Day Again and Again with Esqurie's Cartoonists July 1 1940

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July 1 1940 Dorothy Mckay, E. SIMMS CAMPBELL, Abner Dean, HOWARD BAER, GILBERT BUNDY

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Dorothy Mckay

"Ah Don' Know How It Is, Honey—But Fo’ the Last Month Ah Sure Has Been Popular with the Men!”

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