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Humphrey Monthly #22 (1954)

Consolidated Press · 1954 · 35 pages

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This issue features humorous stories aimed at teenage readers. "False Alarm" depicts a burglar who attempts to rob a house but is thwarted when he encounters a woman with a gun at the window, only to discover it was a false alarm and he crashes through the roof. Another story, "Jiu-Jitsu Tricks," follows Humphrey learning martial arts techniques from a book while a man demonstrates actual jiu-jitsu, after which Humphrey attends a stage show where a trained trick dog named Trixie performs for an audience. The final visible story involves two boys and a girl who encounter a clever poodle that becomes a stage performer, earning $500 per week doing tricks—Trixie, "World's Champion Trick Dog."

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