SUNDAY, OCTOELK 7. 1934
TO ONERVILLE FOLKS by fontaine fox
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KEEP THE SKIPPER FROM CARRYING US PAST THE BUT THIS OLP BOLT AND NUT IS l"TT "ABOUT IT WHEN WE GET ON ."
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"Stanley! I told you
not to knock any of
that fruit off there!
YOU KNOW IT DOESN'T
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