Donaheys Cartoons by J H Donahey

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Title: Donahey's Cartoons

Author: J. H. Donahey

Release Date: February 12, 2019 [EBook #58878]

Language: English

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Donahey’s Cartoons

DRAWN BY

J. H. DONAHEY

Cartoonist for The Cleveland Plain Dealer

Published by

The Korner & Wood Co.

CLEVELAND.

These cartoons are published
by courtesy of

The Cleveland Plain Dealer.

T

he cartoons in this volume are designed to illustrate in

simple fashion the little joys and the little troubles that

help to make up the sum total of life.

The artist hopes that beneath their whimsicalities and

exaggerations there will be found an appeal to that touch of nature
that makes us all kin.

WHY SHE DIDN’T GET HER NEW HAT EASTER MORN’.

“Bruder ain’t savin’ nothin’ for me!”

MOVING DAY—THE LAST LOAD.

EVERY SUNDAY MORNING.

WOULDN’T IT MAKE YOU MAD?

“Dear me I don’t know whether I ought to take my winter wraps or not.”

ABOUT READY TO FLY.

“Pop, I don’t see how we can do without it, do you?”

THE OLD FLAG AGAIN.

Congress returns to their regiments the captured flags of the South.

“The voice of the lawn mower is heard through the land.”—East Cleveland Correspondent.

“Now I wonder which end of this Paniculata Grandiflora goes up?”

WHEN ALICE GRADUATES.