A timely page from:
The Ordeal of Oliver Airedale
or
To the Dogs and Back
A Satire with Teeth in It
Written and illustrated by D. T. Carlisle
New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1941
Oliver Airedale was not the only financial and industrial leader in Caninia who disapproved the government's major policies, including those for social relief. At the same time he was acutely aware of the great need for a betterment of conditions, particularly in his city of New Airedale. He gave unstintedly of his time and means in the emergency and invented such slogans as "Keep New Airedale Out of the Dog Pound" and "No Pariahs in New Airedale". Oliver Airedale always believed in helping a lame dog over a stile and served many years as president of the Animal Rescue League.The Ordeal of Oliver Airedale
or
To the Dogs and Back
A Satire with Teeth in It
Written and illustrated by D. T. Carlisle
New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1941
There are always lessons to be learned from old books!
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2 comments:
How appropriate! Perhaps Oliver Airedale should be consulted with on current economic matters.
Thanks for the posting which induces a giggle or two in a very serious time.
I am sure Oliver Airedale would be happy to lend a helping paw.
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