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“I’ve been here before.” Bill Harrison December 1, 1951
“There’s really nothing unusual about your condition, Mr. Phlinch, except for the fact that it is so seldom encountered in a person who is still living.” Bernhardt November 3, 1951
“At first I thought it was my car motor knocking.” George Smith September 15, 1951
“Now stop this nonsense, Mr. Fulvy, and get back on the table!” Galagher September 8, 1951
“I’m afraid I haven’t impressed you with the seriousness of your condition.” Al Johns July 4, 1959
“Feel as good as I did when I was twenty. Felt lousy then too.” Bill K January 5, 1952
“Take one upon going to bed, and the other if you wake up in the morning.” Vick Ericson December 29, 1951
All cartoons: SEPS.
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I AM A 90 YR OLD LADY AND LVE THE SATRDAY EVENING POST. UNFORTUNATELY I AM LOSING MY EYE SIGHT COMPLETELY PROBABLY WITH IN 1 1/2 YR. I AM A SUBSCRIBER BUT DO NOT THINK I CAN TAKE ANTHER YER, HOWEVER, I KEEP THEM AND RE READ MANY TIMES. THE SATURDAY EVENING POST WAS A STAPLE IN THE HOUSE WHEN I WS A CHID. MY DAD TRAVELED FOR H &D PAPER CO AND ALWAYS TOOK ONE WITH HIM.
These are all pretty funny. It’s interesting how the single word “if” (over “when”) makes all the difference in the bottom cartoon here!
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I AM A 90 YR OLD LADY AND LVE THE SATRDAY EVENING POST. UNFORTUNATELY I AM LOSING MY EYE SIGHT COMPLETELY PROBABLY WITH IN 1 1/2 YR. I AM A SUBSCRIBER BUT DO NOT THINK I CAN TAKE ANTHER YER, HOWEVER, I KEEP THEM AND RE READ MANY TIMES. THE SATURDAY EVENING POST WAS A STAPLE IN THE HOUSE WHEN I WS A CHID. MY DAD TRAVELED FOR H &D PAPER CO AND ALWAYS TOOK ONE WITH HIM.
These are all pretty funny. It’s interesting how the single word “if” (over “when”) makes all the difference in the bottom cartoon here!