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English: Cartoon of Ring Lardner illustrating his satire/ humor series in the Sunday Star paper, 1922: Jan 1/8/15/22. [Caption: The dictionary way of spelling is so hard that after every word they half to write down another word to tell you what it means] ["Have a Spelling Style of Your Own"] |
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