Published: March 1947
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"More human interest stuff, that's what we need!"
When his editor demands more human interest, newspaper photographer Li'l Eight Ball tries to take a picture of a stray cat.
"Good morning, Miss Purkle!"
"Young Doctor Woodpecker," tree surgeon, makes some house calls.
"Heck!" "Counting your pennies again, Charlie?"
After Andy talks him into cashing in his penny collection, Charlie needs a new hobby. He decides to collect antiques, but it does't go well.
"Oboy! I'm glad you finally decided to buy a car, Oswald!"
Oswald and Toby shop for a car and end up with a steam-powered Squinch Steamer.
Possible story/art credits per info in Michael Barrier's book Funnybooks The Improbable Glories of the Best American Comic Books.
"Hey, shorty, wait up - where're you goin'?"
Homer and Red compete to send Carrie the most valentines.
When their house becomes filled with relatives, friends, and relatives of friends who have nowhere to stay due to the housing shortage, Andy and Charlie go stay with Li'l Eight Ball, who gives them some good advice.
Second page is inside back cover. Writer credit as per Du Bois account books.
Woody's entry in the annual model airplane meet crashes.
Pantomime gag. Inside front cover.
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