William Holder, “A Tough Game to Beat”
‘Collier’s SHORT SHORT’
*Collier’s*, October 4, 1952
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#THISWEEK in 1952
‘”Anything I can do?” Harry asked. Petey considered. “Yeah. You can lend me twenty bucks and get me a job. In that order”’
Illustration by Harry Beckhoff (1901–1979) for ➡️
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‘7. All stores do not yet have all these grand Birds Eye Foods. ...’
LIFE, September 16, 1940
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‘6. “How can they?” Herb asked. “Figure it out,” I said. ...’
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3. First he blinked. Then he brightened. And once he’d tasted those peas, he wore a smile that touched both ears! “Oh boy!” he spluttered. ...’
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‘2. Yes, sir! Right here in September, I found out how to get the tenderest, *freshest-tasting* peas you can buy anywhere! ...’
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‘1. Herb always groans when September rolls around. For Herb has a garden. And he always complains that he won’t get any *fresh-tasting* peas again until next June . . . once his own vines give out. ...’
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#OTD in 1940
‘The day our garden moved down the block’
Illustrations by Harry Beckhoff (1901–1979)
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‘Birdseye Frosted Foods’
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