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Illustrations from Walt McDougall’s Good Stories for Children, 1902-05:

Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., August 24, 1902, It Was The Spookissimus

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., February 22, 1903, The Hierophant Was Petrifying

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., February 08, 1903, Section Three, "That's Only Our Name," Said The Jagmetty

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., June 26, 1904, Something Vast and Dragon-Like Emerged From the Darkness

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., May 04, 1902, The Colliwobble In Pursuit

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., November 02, 1902, The Panjandrum Taking His Midnight Drink

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., June 15, 1902, "An Awful Thing Came Roaring Up Out Of The Surf"

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., March 02, 1902, Mr. Meader Sees The Menagerie

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., January 31, 1904, Oscar Faces The Three Strange Things

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., February 14, 1904, He Threw The Sunlight On The Great Shiny Creature

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., June 28, 1903, The Gastritis

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., January 11, 1903, Johnny Green And I Made A Dash For The Shore

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., April 05, 1903, The Raid Of The Moon Men On The Boys

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., April 06, 1902

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., June 08, 1902, "Good Evening, Poet Jimplecute, the Smartest Boy in Town," Said the Misshapen Dwarf

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., November 15, 1903, "I Smell Fresh Boy!" Cried the Hippodankus

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., November 29, 1903,The Picture Taken By Pauline's Camera

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., October 26, 1902, They Looked Out Of The Hole And Saw The Earth Clearly

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., August 10, 1902, He Knew It Was The Squazzle

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., February 08, 1903, Section Three, "I'm A Poor, Weak Creature," Said The Gargoyle

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Walt McDougall - The San Francisco call., June 11, 1905, The Great Beast Rapidly Overtook The King

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., February 09, 1902, The Furniture Seemed To Turn Into Things With Big, Dull, Glaring Eyes

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., April 20, 1902, The Fiery Dragon Going To His Death

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., August 31, 1902, The Wamgoozle Came Dashing Up

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., December 14, 1902, The Moon Calf Came Close Up To The Paper Moon

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., December 07, 1902, He Knew It Was A Genie

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., March 22, 1903, The Whirlbat Was Found Fast Asleep

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., April 13, 1902, Mortimer And The Fierce Coryphees

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., June 22, 1902, The Sea Serpent Lay In Wait For Mrs. Finnegan

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., May 31, 1903, The Angry Crowd Trying To Escape From The Beast

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., May 08, 1904, Last Edition, The Fiery Dragon Became So Tame That His Chief Duty Was To Act as a Cigar Lighter

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., July 06, 1902, Theodore Meets The Two-Headed Scolapps On The Chasm's Brink

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The Salt Lake herald., March 15, 1903, The Terrablis Guarding The Babies

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., April 05, 1903, Douglas Conquers The Awful Glossary

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., March 08, 1903, The Chimera Approaches The Old Vase

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., April 19, 1903, Martin Leaped From The Precipice Just As The Animal Was About To Seize Him

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., September 18, 1904, Curled Up Like A Chicken In An Egg Lay A Being That Was Like A Man, Yet Totally Different

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., November 09, 1902, The Old Witch Pays Maggie's Fare

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., October 11, 1903, The Death Of The Great "Spring-Worm"

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., June 29, 1902,This Is The Way The Hohokus Looked To Guy

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The Salt Lake herald., March 16, 1902 Porcupecker

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., May 18, 1902, The Pterodactyl Pounced Down At Him

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., October 18, 1903, The Death Of The Dragon

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., January 04, 1903, The Creature Went To Work While Paul Watched

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., July 26, 1903, Last Edition, Across The Fields Flew The Magic Cabinet

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The Salt Lake herald., October 12, 1902, They Showed The Quidnung On Guard

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., February 26, 1905, The Ogre At The Door

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., October 09, 1904, They Were Chased by the Moon-Calf

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., February 26, 1905, The Ipswichus And The Umquill

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., January 18, 1903, "A Horse!" Shouted Archie; "I Want A Horse!"

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., April 27, 1902, The Children Of The Neighborhood All Came To See The Big Snake

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., March 30, 1902, "Have You Had Any Fun Today?" He Inquired

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., February 23, 1902, He Turned A Pale Pea Green As Grits Got To The End Of The Incantation

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., April 13, 1902, The Great Mastodons Fleeing From Mortimer, The Boy Giant

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., October 30, 1904, The Skeewink Wept When He Heard the News

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., April 26, 1903, He Saw That They Were Surrounded By The Fairy-Tale Folk

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., June 29, 1902, "What Are You Going To Call It?"

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., October 16, 1904, The Molecule Was Rushing At Them

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., May 18, 1902, Strange Animals All Gave Howls Of Glee

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., August 14, 1904, Last Edition, The Harpies Attacked The Electrified Armor

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., January 03, 1904, The Old Dragon Became So Tame That The Children Played With Him

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., August 03, 1902, "He Certainly Is Dead," Said The Rambillicus

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., November 30, 1902, "Here He Is!" Cried The Ogre

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The Salt Lake herald., November 16, 1902, Tatters Flew At The Strange Animal Invaders

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., February 15, 1903, The Mer-King Caught In The Pool After The Earthquake

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., July 20, 1902, "It Is The Manayunk"

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., June 22, 1902, Play-Time At The Shoe-Homestead On Possum Hill

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., March 13, 1904, With Frightened Cries The Elves Jumped Down And Fled

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., March 23, 1902, The Fight In The Princess Garden

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., July 03, 1904, How a Small Boy First Met the Rambillicus and Destroyed the Bad Goon

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., February 26, 1905, The Pollyguy As Jimmy Saw Him

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., March 20, 1904, Last Edition, There Was The Great Animal, Uncaged, In The Garden

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., February 15, 1903, Wallace Meets The Princess Lurline

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., July 05, 1903, The Hungry Glossary Eating The Deadly Doughnuts

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., February 23, 1902, "They Saw In The Centre Of The Circle A Most Terrible Creature"

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., January 10, 1904, The Picture Taken Just as the Tengu Seized the Girl

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., August 16, 1903, Last Edition, Milton Tossed The Wreath To The Witch's Head

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., May 11, 1902, The Enchanted Island Of Circe The Siren

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., June 08, 1902, Tommy Recites to the Minotaur His Star Poem, "The Paraspool of the Dink"

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., March 06, 1904, The Creature Soon Proved Himself A Vegetarian

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The Salt Lake herald., March 09, 1902, "I Am The Dinotherium," He Said

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., February 09, 1902, "Oh! Please, Mr. Ogre, Don't Eat Us," Cried Bertha

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The Salt Lake herald., February 28, 1904, The Great Fish Looking in at Them Again

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., August 28, 1904, Last Edition, Section Three, Image 23

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., July 19, 1903, The Pinkorum Was Skimming Along Overhead

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Walt McDougall - The Salt Lake herald., June 15, 1902, "It's A Fairy!" Gasped Amanda In Wonder

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The Salt Lake herald., October 05, 1902, Bringing The Iceberg Into The Port

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The Salt Lake herald., December 27, 1903, The Tiger Tree With the Dreadful Fruit Just Ready to Fall

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"Born in Newark, New Jersey, Walter McDougall began his long career in art as an engraver, working for the legendary New York Graphic in the 1870s. He freelanced during the rest of the nineteenth century, contributing to publications such as The Extra, Harper's Weekly, and Puck, and was hired by the New York Herald in 1896. His illustrations for a regular editorial feature by Bill Nye established him as the first syndicated newspaper artist. McDougall was astoundingly prolific, producing half a dozen regularly occuring comic strips in addition to hundreds of full-page one-shots for Sunday comic sections. He also wrote and illustrated "McDougall's Good Stories for Children" for the Herald newspapers. He lived the last 20 years of his life in seclusion in Connecticut, and committed suicide at the age of 80." - quote source

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Illustrations from Walt McDougall’s Good Stories for Children, 1902-05

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