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Ozzie and Babs #9 (1949)

Fawcett · 1949 · 52 pages

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Contains 9 stories
The Romantic Attic
9 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerBabs ForesterDip PrattlelibrarianMr. Fred ForesterMrs. Edna ForesterMr. FletzelHarvey (a horse)
Short Call
1 pp · humor; teen
DoloresJanet
Horsing Around
7 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerMr. Phil TurnerMrs. TurnerHarvey (the horse from from previous story)Dip PrattlePhil Turner's boss

Ozzie Turner's unexpected talent for animal care—sparked when he nursed a borrowed horse named Harvey back to health—turns his home into an impromptu sanctuary, complete with a backyard soup kitchen run by his pal Dip. When word spreads through Winkleville about the Turner family's generosity, Ozzie's father faces an amusing clash between his deadline to clear out every last animal and the town's sudden admiration for what he's unknowingly become known for. It's a classic teen-humor tale where good intentions and a knack with creatures threaten to turn one man's orderly home upside down.

Auto Stop
1 pp · humor; teen
AlexAlex's friend

Alex borrows his brother-in-law's flashy convertible and can't resist showing it off to his friend, leading to a punny reveal about his newfound wheels. This quick-witted humor story captures the kind of teen comedy charm that made *Ozzie and Babs* a fun read in 1949.

Help Wanted
4 pp · humor
Captain KidMr. RenchMrs. Peters

When Captain Kid answers a help wanted ad for a plumber's assistant, he jumps at the chance to earn some quick cash—but his complete lack of plumbing knowledge and comedic mishaps turn what should be a simple job at Mrs. Peters's house into an escalating disaster. As Mr. Rench (the plumber) frantically tries to manage the chaos, Captain Kid's well-meaning but calamitous attempts to help only leave pipes twisted, hats shrunk, and furniture destroyed. By the time the dust settles, everyone's left wondering whether the "help" made things better or worse.

Camera Cuckoos
7 pp · humor; teen
Babs ForesterMidgeGlitter GayeGlitter's friends

When Glitter Gaye enters a local photography contest with top-tier equipment and a competitive streak, she decides the best way to win is to shadow Babs Forester and steal her ideas. But as Glitter's schemes to sabotage Babs escalate—and the prize of being crowned Miss Camera Belle of 1949 looms—the real joke lands in the most unexpected way. A fun romp through teenage ambition and comeuppance from 1949.

Bad Report
0.5 pp · humor; children
Vita MinVita's mom
A Cute Little Cookie!
4 pp · humor; children
Algernon ForesterBabs ForesterMr. ForesterMrs. Forester

When Algernon wins a car in a raffle, his parents and sister all want a piece of the action—and they're willing to sweeten the deal with cookies to make their case. As Algernon munches his way through treats from every family member trying to win him over, he soon discovers that all those snacks before dinner might not have been such a great idea. It's a lighthearted scramble where everyone's got an angle and nobody's thinking about what Mom originally warned against.

The Big Campaign
8.67 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerBabs ForesterMr. ForesterMrs. ForesterAlgernon ForesterGlitter Gayeauto race manager

When Babs can't convince her father to buy her a car, Ozzie hatches a scheme to make the whole town car-crazy—and in "The Big Campaign," his propaganda push for an auto parade spirals into unexpected chaos. As cars flood Winkleville's streets and Mr. Forester's mind starts changing, things take a wild turn that threatens to derail the whole plan. It's a fun teen romp where one kid's clever idea collides headfirst with real-world consequences.

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