Cartoons: Shop-a-Frolic
You don’t need to shop around to find comedy at the cash register!
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Tag Archives: Humor
Cartoons: Dining Out
With these restaurant cartoons, laughter is always on the menu!
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Cartoons: School Zone
The topics of school cartoons have changed over the decades, but facts haven’t: school is still (painfully) funny!
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Why March Is the Worst
Not much good can be said about a month that is cold and gloomy, with mud, gray skies, rain down the neck, slush over the tops of shoes.
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Cartoons: Office Life
A desk job can be drudgery, but we’ll help you find the pleasure in paper pushing.
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November/December 2016 Limerick Laughs Winner and Runners-Up
Cute limericks about a puppy’s Christmas wish, submitted by Saturday Evening Post readers.
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Cartoons: Jailhouse Jokes
These cartoons for the cooler will have you begging for mercy!
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Cartoons: The Little Scouts
You’ll hoot at the hijinks of the Little Scouts and their put-upon scout master.
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Cartoons: Just What the Doctor Ordered
A cartoon a day just might keep the doctor away!
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Bad Wrap
People gripe about all the troubles in our country, but no one points out that it’s nearly impossible to open the things we buy.
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September/October 2016 Limerick Laughs Winner and Runners-Up
“Interference!” was the referee’s call When the pup deflected the ball. “The game can’t go on Till that mongrel is gone. We’re not playing fetch after all.” Congratulations to Karen Meissner of Bothell, Washington! For her outstanding limerick, she wins $25 and our gratitude for this funny and entertaining poem describing Dog on the Field […]
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Cartoons: Suffering Santa
Even old St. Nick has a bad day once in a while! Have a laugh at poor Santa’s expense in these cartoons from the Post archive.
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July/August 2016 Limerick Laughs Winner and Runners-Up
Tickle your funny bone with 10 outstanding limericks describing 1957’s Billboard Painters by Stevan Dohanos.
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Cartoons: Our Plugged-In World
With technology constantly infiltrating and changing our lives, these Post cartoons have plenty to poke fun at.
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Jimmy Breslin’s Diners Club Deal
In this 1965 satire, Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Jimmy Breslin aims to keep his friend out of jail, if only he can stay on task.
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Cartoons: Staying in Shape
These favorite cartoons from the Posts Special Humor Issue underscore a persistent problem in modern living: staying in shape.
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Gay Haubner shares her warm and wild memories of growing up in Duluth, Minnesota in the 1960s. Her hilarious and poignant exploits will have you eagerly awaiting each weekly chapter. 
