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Package 14 |
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Sports cartoons (1922-1923) |
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"Baseball reduces crime" [1 cartoon] |
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"Big league recruits" [4 cartoons] |
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"Coach Rockne" [1 cartoon] |
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"Come back champions" [1 cartoon] |
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"Gameness" [1 cartoon] |
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"I'll tell the world" [1 cartoon] |
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"In the spotlight of sport" [22 cartoons] |
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"The 'J' Fighters of the Squared Circle" [1 cartoon] |
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"The kick off" [1 cartoon] |
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"The left hand in sports" [1 cartoon] |
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"Legs" [1 cartoon] |
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"Making the fans laugh" [1 cartoon] |
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"Nobody home" [1 cartoon] |
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"Out for a home run record" [1 cartoon] |
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"Passing of the pop bottle" [1 cartoon] |
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"Playing against a stacked deck" [1 cartoon] |
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"University football captains" [12 cartoons] |
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"Weight vs. speed" [1 cartoon] |
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Package 18 |
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Editorial Cartoons A-L [99 cartoons] |
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"A tap now—or 'The rap' later?" |
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"All the old pump needs is a little priming" |
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"An expert on our biggest problem" |
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"—and he'll take off bag and baggage!" |
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"And this isn't even the first team!" |
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"Any New Haven street corner" |
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"Anybody's ball?" |
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"Anything else we can do for you fellows?" |
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"April shower" |
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"Are other nations going to make our laws?" |
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"Are there gonna be any parks, Mister?" |
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"At the campaign crossroads" |
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"Barnum Festival" |
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"Beat the drums!" |
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"Better make those two threads stronger" |
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"Better not go too far, boys" |
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"Big shots in the dark" |
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"Boiling water was then poured in the trough from kettles hung on poles nearby" |
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"Build that dam higher!" |
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"But, Mother! We'd rather do it ourselves" |
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"Buying thru highways on the installment plan, or 'Give and Take'" |
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"Can't hold back progress" |
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"Checking the children on next year's route" |
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"Come on, step into line" |
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"Congressman Al Morano:" |
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"Count your blessings" |
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"Cruel and inhuman treatment" |
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"Dangerous curve ahead—" |
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"Design for health" |
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"Dig deeper" |
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"Dig those dollars!" |
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"Does Westport want this forever?" |
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"Don't kill Santa Claus!" |
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"The end of a successful voyage" |
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"Every accommodation-always a warm welcome here" |
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"Fence him out" |
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"Fill for the thruway means deep water for shipping (One hand helps the other)" |
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"Fill it and push it over the top" |
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"Five reasons" |
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"Flyin' high" |
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"For this I give thanks" |
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"A forward pass that should be declared out of bounds" |
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"Fruit of the tree" |
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"Future spending" |
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"Gates open to link Connecticut and New York" |
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"Get in step-join the Big Parade" |
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"Get rid of these extra gadgets. All we need is a car that'll take us places" |
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"Get your ammunition here, folks!" |
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"A gigantic sponge" |
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"Give him protection" |
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"Give him the full treatment" |
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"The gobblins will get you" |
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"Good advice" |
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"Has anyone got a peace-pipe?" |
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"Headlines and haircuts" |
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"He coming bag and pocket book(?)" |
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"He looks pretty healthy" |
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"Heh! One of you guys grab that string!!" |
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"He's been a good boy" |
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"He's in for another surprise, too" |
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"He's in the high income bracket" |
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"Hey! Open the door, it's Richard again!" |
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"The Hoarder" |
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"He's loaded!" |
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"Help!" |
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"Help keep her hands filled" |
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"Hey, take it easy! Remember my life is in your hands" |
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"How Connecticut highways are built" |
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"Hum-m-m. How does that sound?" |
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"I could pay for it" |
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"If I had t'find a place t'park in this town I'd never be able to make deliveries" |
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"If you fellows don't get your work done, you'll have to stay after school" |
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"I'll take him in the first round" |
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"In the past year" |
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"It Came Upon a Midnight Clear" |
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"It means a lot to him" |
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"It was ever thus" |
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"It's a late planting season" |
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"It's been cold outside" |
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"Just a sprinkle" |
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"Keep 'em dancing" |
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"Keep on rolling motor wheels" |
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"Kick off to a winning goal" |
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"Last year's skate just won't fit" |
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"(the above two are Kowalski's senatorial ambitions)" |
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"Leading the parade" |
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"Let Grand-paw decide" |
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"Let's do a little horn tooting" |
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"Let's do some selling ourselves" |
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"Lets get some real use out of it" |
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"Let's get that relief road built" |
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"Let's join the parade" |
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"Let's leave the hole to the bulldozers" |
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"Let's ring that bell" |
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"The life and achievements of Igor I Sikorsky" |
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"The light that You must not fail" |
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"Log jam " |
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"Log jam in our Federal Courts" |
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"Looks like brighter days ahead" |
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Package 19 |
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Editorial Cartoons M-Y [94 cartoons] |
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"Making it hard to deliver the goods" |
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"The modern Simon Legree" |
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"More at home would help" |
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"More elbow room" |
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"Move over, boys" |
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"The moving finger writes—" |
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"Must we come to this!" |
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"My, how you've grown!" |
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"New Year's resolutions" |
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"New Year's taxes" |
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"No more poultry on the highway" |
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"Now for the House and Senate!" |
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"OK'd all around" |
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"One more reason to hurry the construction of the Nutmeg Turnpike" |
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"One way traffic" |
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"Our own coronation" |
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"Out to make friends and influence people" |
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"Over the river—or through the woods?" |
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"Propaganda platform" |
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"Putting Connecticut on the international map" |
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"The red carpet for the Vice President" |
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"(the above two are Quit triffling, boys, there's work to be done)" |
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"Retrieving the Old Skimmer" |
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"Riding a pot-holder, or a magic carpet?" |
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"Road-block" |
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"Same tangle" |
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"Scenic Housatonic route would solve this problem" |
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"Send old toys to the Westport Junior Womans Club" |
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"She just keeps traveling along" |
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"The ship and the bottle-neck" |
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"Sit down! The majority oppose" |
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"Sifting 'em out - Running 'em through the sieve" |
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"Smoke rings the school bell" |
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"Something's got to be done about this!!" |
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"Something's got to give and soon" |
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"The sooner we have it the better" |
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"Sounds like a reasonable request" |
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"Speaker Sam Rayburn" |
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"Special this week —polio shots" |
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"Special this week—polio shots - only 50t" |
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"Start planning now" |
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"A step in the right direction" |
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"Step inside gentleman let me show you what New Haven has to offer you" |
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"Step right up boys, it's your money I'm passing out" |
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"Step up and—ring the bell" |
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"Stepping into the picture" |
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"Stop the run" |
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"Take your choice" |
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"Teeing off at Jekyll" |
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"Thanks, pal!!" |
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"That arm has a lot of muscle" |
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"That taxi's at the door" |
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"They both hold the same amount of water" |
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"They're both loaded" |
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"Time for rebuilding—all around" |
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"Time to start the sweeping" |
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"Time to trim his sails" |
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"Things look purty peaceful across the river" |
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"This is REALLY spooky!" |
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"This happens—and who is to blame?" |
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"And this was to be a spring clean-up job?" |
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"The thundering herd" |
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"To Helen, with affection from Wood Cowan" |
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"Two big improvements for the South End" |
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"An unseasonal dream" |
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"Up—and away!" |
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"Water over the dam [2 cartoons]" |
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"We aren't going to let anything stand in our way to get you down here—and quick!!" |
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"We do need that thruway bridge" |
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"We must fill in the valleys" |
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"We need the thruway for traffic relief, and YOU back the highway commissioner ...
OR ELSE!!"
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"We'll all reap the harvest" |
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"Welcome" |
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"Welcome City Hall" |
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"A welcome shot in the arm" |
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"Welcome Stranger" |
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"Welfare chiseler" |
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"We'll bet on the horse" |
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"Well, where DO you want the expressway to go?" |
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"Were going places! " |
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"Westport schoolmarm" |
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"Westport traffic puzzle" |
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"What next, little man?" |
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"Without your help someone gets left out" |
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"Which one reflects the good student" |
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"Win—Place—Show—" |
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"Women of Connecticut" |
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"Wood Cowan sketches some of those attending the G.O.P. Convention" |
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"Wrapping the Christmas packages" |
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"Ya-hoo, school's out!" |
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"You are now entering New York" |
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"You are the people I want to talk to!!" |
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"You can't lose your shadow" |
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"You have TWO years to solve these" |
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"The youngsters want a ride in Daddy's car" |
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Package 21 |
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Mom 'n' Pop [214 cartoons]
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1928
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March 2, 3, 5, 7-10, 12-17, 19-24, 26-31 |
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April 2-7, 9-14, 16, 17, 28, 30 |
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May 1-4, 28-31 |
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June 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 9, 11-15, 19-23, 25-28 |
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July 2-7, 11-14, 16-21, 23-28, 30, 31 |
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August 1-4, 6-11, 13-18, 20-25, 27-31 |
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September 1, 3-8, 11-15, 17-22, 24-29 |
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Oct 1, 2, 4-6, 8-13, 15-18, 20, 22-27, 29-31 |
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November 1-3, 5-10, 12-14, 21, 27-30 |
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December 1, 3-7, 10-12, 14, 15, 17-20, 22, 24-27 |
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1929
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May 25 |
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July 26 |
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Sept. 15 |
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1931
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April 1-3, 6,7 |
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Package 22 |
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Sissy (1942-1945?) [88 items]
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April 28, 29 |
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May 1-5, 8-13, 15, 18-20, 23, 25-27, 29-31 |
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June 2, 3, 5-10, 12-15, 17-22, 24, 27-29 |
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July 1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10-15, 24-29 |
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August 1-5, 8, 9, 12, 14-18, 22-26 |
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March 17 [Sunday 1945?) |
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