| Show OGDEN 8 STANDARD-EXAMINE- THE FLiriTSTOriES R OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING OCT 26 1953 BUZ SAWYEH tv at Ithat (was navy VWeooo a PLANE -- -t i- V AM FEET AMERICAN - VCLIMBSTO I YEWSKI-TWOS- 85000 ffiAIN Tk£ - r--— J i -- KI FEET: I ROARS PAST HIM'' B F-4- ZS? ' J ' 1 Vs£ X JUST OMCERlNGNOSE ty 0 WHERE ' MADE THE - RECIPE BY STEW' BUT STEW IS 'V vi wwf w't w iii III y II i i 1 i crat V'J -- It iri i x- 1 7 ANGELS i HUES TWICE FOR Dy RAMON COFFMAN A school pupil Marilyn BREAKFAST! BEDTIME STORIES TOMMY SEEKS AID Get someone else to do for you What you may find you cannot do Farmer Bornw's boy Farmer Brown's boy had left Aunt Sally's abruptly "I have an idea!" he had cried and away he had gone Aunt Sally chuckled "That is just like Tommy" said she talking to herself "He doesn't waste any time He gets an idea and right away he is off He can't stop long enough to explain I wonder what he is up to this time I suppose it is something to do with getting rid of those pesky Rats I hope so I am beginning to despair" It was something to do with getting rid of those Rats He had tried to trap them and had failed They had been too cunning for him outwitted him He had wished that he had a Ferret and had started to explain to Aunt Sally that a Ferret was a member of the Weasel family and right then that idea had popped into his head VI hope that Shadow is still living in that old pile of stones" he muttered as he hurried home "He was there the last time I was over there but that was SHORTEN i""' some time ago and Shadow the Weasel is apt to move" Who was Tommy thinking about? Why Shadow the Weasel of course He long ago earned that name by his ability to appear and disappear so that sometimes he seems to nave no If GET GOING 5 y ' JSL A l' vh V THINK OF C Plh A NEXT? s ? C-rf- FCK-- A PRG-CDCK- V r— J7A U " LETS SEE- -1 WIN6 D&50NS' BAT f A r75?VETV tl SHOULD MAKE A FINE BRE- WITCHES J SLURP W- ly f RAN" O'NlAi WHSTHAT5 dUST LIK£ I i f MOTHER USED TO MAKE ) Which Man Enjoyed Longest Life Span? Ap-pelbau- m ques- tion: "Who do you think was the oldest man ever to live?" -- frrQ C5a£y irVvSt) yl74r£rs? 'tKtrJr yFBHG' SB WOLF BANE UNCLE RAY'S CORNER sent me this :'fV i J KQRT R1CS SHORTEN THIS WEEK'INCLUDING 1WW T' BOGWIPEMTinEOAS "S 1 SEP' FIVE V Y THAT'LL okav TRACER 704 5UNGSU0T I07 Ll SWEETIE-WE- VE HAD IT i FAGALY DID HE WIND UP IN THE THIS BEEF VEUCIOUS VV J Vs-ss THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW FATAL ERROR OF PRAISING A HIS NEW BRIDE 4 OFfI Ivi q - - UtfCg t fPdw Xs£k isiV '£Pn7( yvULTRy " v V— V C7HE RUSSIAN - ROY CSANI A Hebrew named Methuselah was regarded as the oldest man to live in ancient times His age is given as nine hundred and 69 years Modern scholars have suggested that the age count for that man may have been carried out with "months" (or "moons") instead of years If that is correct he lived to be about 80 years old which was far from a startling age Even in regard to old persons of the past five hundred years it is hard to feel sure about all the facts It is known that several people have lived to be far older than a hundred years and a few have claimed an age of 140 years' or more Among the aged persons of the past five hundred years my first choice goes to Thomas Parr an Englishman A book about him appeared in the year he died under the title of "The Olde Olde Very Olde Man" I £ he found a small prisoner in a furious temper Yes sir he was EAREY GOOGLE snd SNUFFY SMITH WHV DIDN'T cfrn nLcfnc° I?5oIER J I WOULD VOL) KINDLY ) SHOW ME HOW TO GET OUT OF TH'SHIPLESS mHDiCTPDA SKONK STAY H0ME WHAR 1 THESE HILLS ? v We AAR5 WILEY rii— vri PC a ' I I 14 1 I SISSS? wh?!j Tif w A -- lSMr1' CWS SKSSSi I FflPifiwp J IASSWILL 1 "ZD Th By DALE CURTIS I 2w IS HFRE? SHES WAITING IN THF MLARinM FOR YOU JfSig L FRED ??cIINOT0 y —rrlfj HOSPITAL — ir 1 ! mrrmll H WHY 1 HE SEEMED PERFECTLY FINE SATISFIED TO REMAIN IN THE H05PITAL AS LONG AS I THOUGHT WAS NECESSARY UNTIL YOU VISITED WITH HIM y EARLIER TODAY' -T THOUGHT YOU COULD SHED SOME LIGHT ON J S HIS CHANGE IN I S HvAttitude ) J r- — -- ' ' k are told that Parr was born nine years before the first voyage of Columbus to the New World He was a resident of England while several mon-arcwere on the throne including King Henry VIII and the first Queen Elizabeth At the age of one hundred and 30 years Parr was reported as busy threshing grain Twenty-tw- o years later he was given a ride to London (I suppose in a wagon or equally bumpy cart) by direction of Lord Arundel In London he was presented to King Charles I Old Parr died soon after meeting the king He was honored in death by being given burial in Westminster Abbey The words and figures carved over his grave indicate that he celebrated his 152nd birthday before he died For General Interest section of your scrapbook more substance than a shadow ALL ARE FEARFUL Of all their enemies the smaller people of the Green Forest and the Green Meadows fear Shadow most He is a killer Many kill for food because they must have meat in order to live being unable to eat other food Most of these kill only for immediate need Shadow the Weasel kills not only for food but also from a fierce and terHe rible delight in killing seems to know no fear Without hesitation he attacks some much bigger than himself Shadow's verjr boldness sometimes proves his undoing The bold seldom are as suspicious as the timid It was so with Shadow He was still living in the pile of stones and when Tommy set a trap for him his curiosity and his boldness led loose" him into it It was a cage trap "Don't tell me you are going of'smaH mesh wire When Tom- to let that little fellow loose my went to it the next morning among all those Rats! " cried '"' ' : NOTHIN' COULD TICKLE ME MORE MD REX MORGAN 1 in a rage and absolutely unafraid of this giant who had made him a prisoner He arched his back and snarled and hissed at Tommy Grudgingly Tommy admitted his admiration for this fearless little captive "It is a good thing mat you are no bigger than you are" said he "If you were you would be a dangerous fel- ow to have running about Now ust calm yourself I'm not gong to hurt you I'm not even going to keep you a prisoner I have a little job for you to do and it is a job you will like so quit your snarling" He promptly took the captive over to Aunt Sally's "For goodness sake what have you there?" cried Aunt Sally "A cop to chase the racketeers out of your house and off of your p re m i s e s " chuckled Tommy "He doesn't look like a policeman to me Why he isn't half as big as one of those Rats" declared Aunt Sally "This is a case where size doesn't count" replied Tommy "You'll see when I turn him iy hs BARBS By Hal Cochran Aunt Sally "That is just what I'm going You can't feel sorry for peoto do But first I want to make ple who do such a continual sure your Hens are all shut job of it on themselves and there is not even a Dad sometimes sneaks away think Evaluate what you hear up By SYDNEY OMARR Mouse hole in the henhouse He to and doesn't catch a fishing go mesread Read his and Gemini "The wise man controls might make a mistake and go thing until he gets home Chicken hunting instead of Rat Loved one words the sage speaks Astrology points destiny Maybe it would make kids of wisdom Be aware of beauty hunting That would be ' just way" too if a sign on each auto think bad" replied Tommy ARIES (Mar 21 to Apr 19): around you Seek spiritual inThe next story: The Little door handle read "Don't Slam You can perceive situations spiration This!" 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