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“To the Woods!” Cartoon Featuring President Theodore Roosevelt and the Teddy Bear Character

  • Lauren said:
    Neat cartoon. That bear looks like it's running for its life, as well :-P
  • Joe rover said:
    The artwork is fine on this cartoon like so many other political cartoons of the day. The meaning is obscure. Pine Knot is the name of his cabin retreat in the Virginia woods. There are circles with the words "NY calls for help". I suppose it could mean that he is being criticized for taking some time off when somebody wants him to do something for NY.

Photographic postcard of a woman, possibly actress Marjorie Neil, and toy bear at a piano

  • beachcomber australia said:
    So that date "ii" = 1902 might be wrong as Teddy Bears hadn't yet been invented. I wonder if it is short for 1911 ? Hmmm ...
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    beachcomber australia 1911 was our take on the inscription too :)

Barker at the grounds at the Vermont state fair, Rutland (LOC)

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  • dou_ble_you said:
    Carnival, wrestling bear, all alive... Life's canvas is the richest painting of them all.

    Fairground Attraction_1
  • bf53490 said:
    Another worthy photos for re-print and for people that love Tatoos or Carnival art this would be collectable.
  • trialsanderrors said:
    Larger, cleaned-up version:
  • Lois Richter said:
    This was a "Continuous" show. You paid your nickel and entered; when you'd seen all the acts, you left. The brown pelican has its own perch, so it certainly traveled with the show. I don't see any chain on the leg, so it was probably a pet bird rather than a captured bird.
  • Jumbled Brick said:
    I so love carnivals!