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My Little Margie #16 (1957)

Charlton · 1957 · 36 pages

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Contains 11 stories
The Pipe Type
1 pp · humor

Margie, eager to please her father, sets off to the store for tobacco—only to be captivated by the idea of smoking a pipe herself, imagining it as a sophisticated habit for grown men. Her delight in the notion leads her to insist on doing things her way, much to her father’s surprise.

No Kicks, No Bricks
6 pp · humor

Margie tries to impress Mr. Tidley, a conservative factory owner considering relocating to their town, by showing him its quiet, proper side—only to be constantly interrupted by her rowdy friends and the town’s unexpectedly lively antics. As Mr. Tidley grows increasingly bewildered by the antics, Margie scrambles to keep the town’s image intact, even as her efforts backfire in increasingly chaotic ways.

Silent Partner
5 pp · humor

Margie, left in charge of the Honeywell and Todd office, takes her instructions seriously—especially when she believes a mysterious man named Todd is her boss. As she handles calls and makes decisions based on Todd’s “nodding” consent, she unknowingly signs off on major financial moves, only to face chaos when the real Mr. Honeywell returns and discovers the mess.

Somebody Has to Do Them
1 pp · humor

Margie rushes her father out the door, accidentally knocking his briefcase loose, and he jokingly credits her with remembering to do the dishes—something he’d have otherwise forgotten. The moment captures a lighthearted, everyday family moment with Margie’s playful energy and her father’s good-natured exasperation.

Mrs. Odetts' Fiance
5 pp · humor

Mrs. Odetts eagerly awaits the arrival of her fiancé, Hedley Minibux, whom she’s never met, only seen in a photograph. When a man claiming to be Hedley arrives, a series of misunderstandings and mistaken identities unfold, leading to a series of comedic misadventures involving a fake suitor, a jealous young man, and a frantic attempt to protect Mrs. Odetts—only to discover the truth in the most unexpected way.

Ohh, That Caddie
5 pp · humor

Margie is forced to caddie for her frugal dad after he jokes about cutting golf expenses—only to turn the tables with a series of clever, mischievous moves that leave him flustered and ready to quit the game for good. As she outsmarts him on the course with playful sabotage and unexpected precision, her dad realizes too late that his attempt to save money has backfired in the most entertaining way possible.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Specimen Hunt
6 pp · humor; teen

Cindy and Lindy set out on a field trip to collect biology specimens, determined to impress their teacher with their haul. When a series of mishaps—including a skunk and a startled swarm of bees—threaten to derail their efforts, they push on, hoping to find something worthwhile before returning to school.

Hustling Harvey
1 pp · humor

Harvey, eager to win a guitar by selling magazine subscriptions, convinces Margie to sign on as a customer just to practice his pitch. As he repeatedly returns, claiming it’s only "practice," Margie grows increasingly exasperated—until a friend arrives, ready to play the guitar, and Harvey’s persistence finally pays off.

Dutch Treat
1 pp · humor
Willful Blues
1 pp · humor

Margie cheerfully greets Mrs. Odetts, who claims to have inherited two million dollars—only to reveal the fortune comes in Confederate money, leaving Margie stunned. The story plays on the absurdity of the windfall, highlighting the unexpected twist with a classic comic punchline.

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