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"May I Borrow Your Compact?”
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"May I Borrow Your Compact?”
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FICTIONThe Test of Courage
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SPORTSI Couldn’t Take It
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PICTORIAL FEATURESAmerican Beauties, Eastern Style
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PICTORIAL FEATURESAmerican Beauties, Western Style
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SPORTSBlack Pirates From a Snow Blind
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Cartoons
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cartoon“Now Which Club Do I Use for a Hole in One?”
AuGUST 1937 -
cartoon“It’s No Use, Miss O’Hara—I’ll Either Have to Get a Shorter Stenographer or Just Attend Strictly to Business”
MARCH 1941 -
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JUNE 1942
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cartoon“Well, We Might as Well Get a Good One Now That We’ve Decided They’re Here to Stay”
SEPTEMBER, 1940 -
cartoon“Shecks—oncle Toad Mus’ Be Loaded with Honey By This Time—we Better Smoke Them Bees Out'n There Afo
OCTOBER 1941 -
cartoon"He says he's selling them at such a low price he can't stand to look"
APRIL 1942