Fourth of July Limerick and Conundrums Cartoon
A playful strip features a boy with a rocket in his pocket and his mother warning him not to touch it. The conundrums joke on honest carpenter and freened wallpaper, beehive compared to a prison, with hints of puns about innocence and mischief.
Master Fred and the Moon Dream on Glorious Fourth
A patriotic boy named Fred buys fireworks with fifty cents and plans a grand Fourth of July display. After an adventurous nap by the river he dreams he is carried skyward to the Moon where the Man of the Moon and a talking skyrocket guide him to an otherworldly feast before he awakens back with his friends ready to resume their celebration.
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Fred
Sammy
Bull Run
Jim
Freddie
Bunker Hill
Fred Hold
Earth
Stick
Funny Stick
Jin
Bred
Fred Brown
George Washington
George
China
Maby
Fillpines
Seltbratt
Little Billy Celebrates the Glorious Fourth in Humorous Verse
A child named Billy writes a playful patriotic essay about George Washington and the Fourth of July. He recounts adventures, fireworks, picnics, and a parade as he joins a local celebration and expresses love for the Glorious Fourth.
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Billy
Two Calves Defend Meadow From Mischievous Children
Two calves named Rosebud and Red Pepper endure daily rides by Jack and Lulu Day. After plotting to become wild bulls, the calves surprise the children by tossing them and fleeing, while onlookers laugh. The children admit their mischief and retreat, with the calves obtaining lighthearted revenge.
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Old Brindle
Whiteface
Farmer Day
Jack
Lulu
Old White-face
Lul
White-face
Rosebud
Red-pepper
Red
Hfa
Nberty
Jock
Heedpepper
Redpepper
Tom Franklyn
Rosebad
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Limerick
Master Fred
Funny Skyrocket
Moon
William Wallace, Jr
Tommy Tinker
Tommy
Maud
Maud Walker
Pepper
Little Rosebud
Helen
Helen Goldilocks