Frank King in Slumberland Part 2

Frank King in Slumberland Part 1

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The doings of Happy Hooligan

Soitn'ly

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1903

A wise lesson about donkeys

Egg-sacktly one hundred years ago!

Kansas City Journal Post Comic section january 28, 1928

 

Der Captain's noives

Also 1915 great artwork great lines!

Polly--Dawgone It!

That son in Law of Pa's!

Hon and Dearie

Boston American september 19, 1919

Us boys

Boston American september 19, 1919

Krazy Kat and The General from same comic section

Boston American Sport section september 19, 1919

Buster Brown in Bell Boy mix up 1915

Toots and Casper

Announcement of the classic Platinum Age cartoon in 1919

Frank King Editorial:crazy laws

This time with flipside!

February 8th, 1913

Flipside

Frank King Editorial: Mad scientists

1913

Frank King Editorial: Sitay Lee says

Well, read the explanation below. Chicago as an example for China!

1913

Frank King Editorial: Feeling Ancient?

Happy Birthday!

1913

Frank King Editorial: Scheme to make Poor Church Mouse Rich

As if they knew we would publish it a hundred year later they have written an explanation! 

May 13, 1913

A Gasoline Alley Sunday!

From the Houston Post Dispatch September 27, 1925

Frank King Editorial: Other Little (Possible) Jobs for the Grand Jury

What's it all about? We the people of the Platinum Age forum don't have a clue!

September 30, 1912

Frank King Editorial: Old man Friday

September 14, 1912

Frank King Editorial: Who is Ann?

August 28, 1912

Frank King Editorial: Pushmobile

August 26, 1912

Frank King Editorial: Cars stop now on "Near" side

How about this one. Do we understand this in a world that is completely dominated by cars, planes and trains, rules and regulations? There once was a time there were no regulations how to behave and where to stop when driving an automobile. They did stop wherever they liked at any moment. And then probably because of accidents they made up a rule. Only stop at the "near" side causing confusion among the people who were already adapted to the chaotic situation... 

More than 101 years old: July 31 1912

Frank King Editorial: when a man's down

The financial world never changes!

February 18 1912

A Sunday Page + bonus

From the comc section of the Houston Post Dispatch september 20, 1925

And how about this:

Probably 1930

Go down to the Dutchman's

february 27 1913

Sense of Humor

1914

Yes he is

Question:

1914