George Smith This and That gag cartoons, one of them as it ran on the Los Angeles Examiner editorial page of Thursday, December 30, 1948. On that page, a wife tells another woman, "Edwin does everything big . . . talks big, acts big, thinks big . . ." The other panels are a customer stepping into a kitchen: "One hamburger . . . Whatever that is."; and a salesman on the stairs as a woman hides behind a door: ". . . As I was saying, Madam, with this nifty little 'Jesto Parlor Magic' set—"
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