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The Goblin, 1924-02


The Goblin, February 1924.

College humour magazines were all the rage in the 1920s. Typically they included jokes, cartoons, and short stories. The University of Toronto got in on the act with “The Goblin” magazine which began with the cover date of February 1921. Jimmie started contributing in the April 1923 issue by designing the cover. By December 1923, he was contributing not just covers, but cartoons inside for almost every issue until November 1925. After that, his contributions were only sporadic. The Goblin ceased publication with the May 1929 issue.

Jack the Ripper!

February 10, 1940

Guess Who?

February 7, 1942

The Giant Jack

January 25, 1936

That City Teacher!

January 21, 1933

A January Thaw

January 4, 1930

Saboteur!

December 31, 1943

Christmas Morning

December 24, 1920

Juniper Junction – 1947-12-17

December 17, 1947

S.O.S.!

December 6, 1941

This was a real campaign during World War 2, I posted about it in Smokes Screen Battles Gloom.

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