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Acton Free Press in Acton, Ontario

11 Jul 1935

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Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 11, 1935

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3

Philosophers Club Under the Oak Goes off the Rails

George forms a Philosophers' Club with Jinky Custard and Chilly to study Diogenes but Splinter's deep sea helmet project and a torn tool chest derail the plan. Splinter nearly drowns, George erupts, and the club ends with a joke on Diogenes and brotherly chaos.

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Horgh Wood Wood House Chilly Jinky George Splinter Dobbsville Hilly Bobo Fellows Kid Brothers Kdd Brothers Fox Terriers Custard Edaon Plato, Aristotle & Co Yong Georges Plato, Artulotle & Co Philosophers’ Club Diogenes Conalder Athens Cynle Alexander Dilogenés Taib Fynnybury Ad Splinter
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Arthur and crusts spark gentle father son exchange

Arthur, seven, finishes a toast and stacks crusts while his father recalls his own childhood crust habit. The playful misprint voice captures a small domestic moment and a sly moral about eating leftovers.

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Arthur Father Hla
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Teacher Jack Questions Ear Scratching Reason

The remark presents a playful exchange where a teacher asks Jack why he scratches his ear so hard and Jack replies that he alone knows where it itches. The dialogue highlights a humorous moment of self-awareness and secrecy.

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Unclear exchange prompts unusual career reply

A nephew responds with a cryptic retort to the uncle's question about future work, claiming to become “the same as you” in an insult-laden line attributed to an engineer. The fragment signals a sharp family exchange with a pointed dig about professions.

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