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“Was I Long Getting Ready, Dear?”
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“Was I Long Getting Ready, Dear?”
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Cartoons
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cartoon"Gawdamighty—maw Must’ve Had Another Spat Fight with Paw! Looks Like She’s A-goin’ Home to ’er Folk
AUGUST, 1940 -
cartoonWhat Became of: All those winter book hot shots that were going to win the Kentucky Derby? . . . Lou Novikoff? . . . The guys who said airplanes would never be able to sink a battleship? . . . The days when radio comedians wrote their own scripts? . . . short-skirted evening dresses? ... imported camembert cheese? ... chaperons?... BalteDidrickson?... The theory that the U. S. could win this war without AEFs?... The Italian Empire?
JUNE 1942 -
cartoon"Now, this model comes in Autumn Rose, Dusty Sepia and Chartreuse!"
NOVEMBER 1942
HOWARD BAER
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cartoon"— Er—If You Could Sort of Keep a Register, Miss Lavere, You'd Be a Great Help to the Government With the Income Tax"
APRIL 1938 -
cartoon“Oh, Mr. Munson! Couldn’t You Just Spend Hours Gazing at This Wonderful Skyline?”
MARCH 1941 -
cartoonWith a tin shortage imminent our better half has decided to store her can opener for the duration.
SEPTEMBER, 1942