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My Little Margie #48 (1963)

Charlton · 1963 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
The Merry Widow
5 pp · humor
Margie AlbrightVern Albright

Margie and her aunt Matilda are alarmed when Margie’s father, Vern, announces he’s bringing the notorious "Merry Widow," Mrs. Ethel Chumway Fitzclabber, home for dinner. They concoct a plan to sabotage the evening with exaggerated bad manners, hoping to drive her away—only to learn the real reason behind the dinner is a business deal, not romance.

Don't Be a Crab
4 pp · humor
Margie Albright

Margie finds herself unexpectedly swept into the bizarre world of Jack Steele and his Muscleman's Weight-Lifting and Body Building Club, where exercise routines take a comically extreme turn. After a chaotic introduction involving a crab on her toe and being tossed around like a human yo-yo, she’s subjected to an intense lecture on health food—much to her dismay.

The Wilderness Scout
1 pp · biography; history
Kit Carson

Kit Carson, a young man in 1809, finds his calling during a journey to Santa Fe, where he embraces the wilderness as his true home, rejecting town life for the open sky and trees. He goes on to become a renowned hunter, trapper, and scout, forging new trails across the Rocky Mountains and serving as a guide for Fremont’s explorations. His courage in battle earns him recognition, cementing his legacy among the American frontier’s most intrepid figures.

Don't Be Smart
3 pp · humor

Sweet Jessica tries to impress her bookish fiancé Elmer by enrolling in night school to become "smart," but her attempts at studying only lead to confusion and comedic misunderstandings. When Elmer confronts her about avoiding him, she reveals her plan to surprise him—only to learn that being "dumb" might be the better choice after all.

American Pioneer
1 pp · non-fiction; historical
Daniel Boone

Daniel Boone, a fearless frontiersman, ventures into the untamed wilderness of Kentucky, relying on his skill with the long rifle and deep knowledge of the land. Despite being captured twice by Native forces, he persists, eventually building a stockade that becomes the foundation of Boonesborough. His determination opens the region to settlement, cementing his legacy as a pioneering figure in American history.

Strained Relations
6 pp · humor
Margie AlbrightVern Albright

Margie and her father prepare for the visit of their wealthy uncle, Aaron Dunkle, only to decide to stop pretending and treat him like any other guest—much to his shock. When Uncle Aaron arrives, expecting sycophantic attention, he’s met with honesty instead, leading to a surprising and humorous confrontation.

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