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Little Eva #22 (1956)

St. John · 1956 · 36 pages

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Contains 11 stories
Sleigh Ride
6 pp · humor; children

Little Eva and her dog Nipper race down Dead Man's Hill on a new sled, with Eva insisting on steering despite Nipper’s protests. After a series of mishaps—including a sprained ankle, a snowy fall, and getting stuck in a tree—the pair finally learn a lesson in teamwork and caution.

Big Extraction
1 pp · humor; children

In a whimsical holiday twist, Little Eva visits Bixby's Store with her Christmas list, only to find Santa Claus has a surprisingly literal interpretation of her wishes—leading to a playful chase involving toys, a dog named Rover, and a mistaken belief that a city golf course is a hunting ground. With Santa’s "arrangements" going hilariously off track, Eva and her dog Nipper end up tangled in a mix-up that turns a simple shopping trip into a comical misunderstanding.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
On Thin Ice
6 pp · humor; children

Eva is sent to the fish store on a promise to her mother, but is tempted by a friend’s invitation to ice skate. As she enjoys the fun, she accidentally ventures onto thin ice and must be rescued—only to discover the store has closed by the time she gets back.

Superman
1 pp · humor; children

A young boy named Little Joe enthusiastically joins a game of pulling a wagon, convinced it’ll make him strong like Superman. As he strains to pull it, his friends marvel at his growing strength—until they wonder if he might become too strong, even surpassing them both.

The Nightmare
2 pp · humor; children

Hot-Rod has a wild dream in which he imagines himself a fearless cowboy defending his territory from a group of invading Indians, only to be startled by a sudden noise and startled dog. The story follows his exaggerated, playful fantasy as he confidently takes on the dream threats with bravado, unaware of the real-world distractions around him.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
Kerchoo
4 pp

Kid Carrots suddenly develops a severe allergy to carrots after a sneezing fit, forcing him to consider abandoning his beloved vegetable — and his name — for a new identity like Kid Cucumber or Kid Cantelope. When he tries to embrace his new life as a cantelope eater, his friend Jumpy and Farmer Tiddle’s sneezing powder complicate things, leading to a chaotic chase and a surprising twist about the source of his allergies.

The Stamp Collectors
6 pp · humor; children

In this lighthearted 1956 tale, a young boy and his sister set out to collect rare stamps after their mother gives them an album and some stamps as a rainy-day surprise. When they visit Mrs. Tupper’s house—mistakenly thinking it’s 30 Crescent Street—they accidentally trigger a series of comical mishaps after discovering old swords and armor, only to realize they’ve gone to the wrong house.

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