"And the bones you get these days-hardly worth the burying-but i would like to see someone, any one, try to take this one away from Wm. Wagg." The Sunday Herald is unusually privileged to be granted a few minutes from the busy life of a prominent dog about town, and to be able to publish these revealingly intimate and relaxed portraits of Barnacle Bill of T Wharf, which have been made possible only by his friendship and close association with Mr. Arthur Hansen of the Herald Staff.
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"And the bones you get these days-hardly worth the burying-but i would like to see someone, any one, try to take this one away from Wm. Wagg." The Sunday Herald is unusually privileged to be granted a few minutes from the busy life of a prominent dog about town, and to be able to publish these revealingly intimate and relaxed portraits of Barnacle Bill of T Wharf, which have been made possible only by his friendship and close association with Mr. Arthur Hansen of the Herald Staff.

[ca. April 1941]

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

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