My Little Margie #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories. In the main story, Margie's father must present notes to a board of directors, and Margie attempts to help by retrieving them from her office, but her well-intentioned suggestions—including buying a suit, a pogo stick, and napkins—backfire and frustrate him. In the secondary story titled "Artie's Ark," students at Northtown High School work together on a community project to build an ark, with academic students researching design plans while shop students handle construction, supported by donations from the Wright Foundation and contributions from the Home Economics class.
When a smooth-talking encyclopedia salesman shows up at the door, Margie and her father both promise not to buy anything—until the salesman reveals some unexpected charm that threatens to upend their commitment. "Sales Appeal" is a lighthearted romp through the perils of door-to-door sales tactics and the power of a good personality to sway even the most determined holdouts.
When Margie decides to serve as an efficiency expert at her father's office, she tackles the job with her own brand of chaotic logic—jamming files together "for convenience" and mixing up her mother's personal notes with actual business documents. As the stakes climb toward a crucial board meeting, Margie's well-intentioned meddling threatens to derail everything, though fate may have other plans in store.
When Harvey's relatives invite a group of young people to spend the weekend at a cabin, the well-meaning boy volunteers to help with household chores—with hilariously disastrous results. From overheating the place to accidentally freezing everyone out, Harvey's attempts to prove himself helpful only manage to turn the cozy getaway into chaos. This 1957 humor story plays out the classic setup of good intentions gone wildly wrong, as everyone finds themselves caught in Harvey's escalating mishaps.
When a young woman inadvertently gets tangled up with a fleeing thief who's just stolen a fortune in furs and jewels, she ends up hiding in the Mayor's office—right where the crook ditches his loot. Now caught between a con artist, confused authorities, and the vain society woman whose stolen goods look suspiciously identical to cheap imitations, she's got to navigate a comic chain of mistaken identities that exposes far more than anyone bargained for. This 1957 tale from *My Little Margie* proves that sometimes the best disguises aren't what you wear, but what everyone assumes about you.
Dimples is determined to win a beauty contest, but her rival Sonya keeps sabotaging her diet by tempting her with treats—chocolate creams, birthday cake, fried chicken, and mysteriously appearing pie. Despite gaining weight instead of losing it, Dimples enters the contest anyway, only to discover that the judges have a surprise in store.
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