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The Woodring homestead on Woodring Point shortly after homesteading on Sanibel. (L-R) Mr. Gooddell, George Underhill, Allie Collins, Carl Woodring, Flora Woodring, Mrs. Sam (Anna) Woodring, Annie Woodring, Sam Woodring Jr., Sam Woodring Sr, and Harrison Woodring.

One title page from Puck Vol. XXXVII, no. 969. Shows David Hill and Charles Crisp laying together, awake in bed, after suffering a nightmare from a ghostly dragon labeled "Third Term" hovering above them

One centerfold, includes miscellaneous articles on the back of the print. Shows President Grover Cleveland driving a stagecoach with a female passenger labeled "National Credit" looking fearfully towards a group fo dogs surrounding the carriage. Two horses pull the stagecoach labeled "Firmness" and "Common Sense" and a trunk labeled "Gold Reserve" is stored behind the stagecoach. A pack of anthropomorphized dogs is trying to rattle the horses by barking, scratching, and jumping at the stagecoach; the dogs are identified as "Dana, Pultizer, Frye, Bland, Sickles, Peffer, Reed, Boutelle, Wolcott, Pugh, Stewart, Jones, Morgan, Teller," and "Lodge"

One centerfold, includes miscellaneous article son the back of the print. Shows a gallery show featuring presidential candidates on display for various press publications, each wearing unique clothing or holding objects that represent their respective policies. Candidates include: Jerry Simpson, William A. Peffer, Robert E. Pattison, David B. Hill, James E. Campbell, William C. Whitney, William E. Russell, Adlai E. Stevenson, Levi P. Morton, Robert T. Lincoln, William B. Allison, Thomas B. Reed, William McKinley, and Benjamin Harrison, dressed in graduation gowns and holding a diploma, who is standing next to a stack of books and a sign that states "My Friends Say I Am Not A Candidate". Various newspaper editors dressed in bound newspapers and holding magnifying glasses and telescopes represent the press and include Joseph Pulitzer, Charles A. Dana, Whitelaw Reid, Henry Watterson, Joseph R. Hawley, Murat Halstead, Evan P. Howell, and an unidentified reporter for the Chicago Inter Ocean newspaper

One centerfold, includes miscellaneous articles on the back side of the print. Shows Thomas Platt and "Boss Quay" [Matthew Quay], who is dressed as a woman, adding ornaments to a large Christmas tree. The tree is adorned with various ornaments pertaining to political offices, presidential appointments, and "Spoils." Beside Platt and Quat are two queues of diminuative figures awaiting their presents. Among the figures are Jerry SImpson, Joseph Foraker, William Chandler, William McKinley, Whitelaw Reid, Thomas Reed, Levi Morton, Benjamin Harrison, William Allison, George Hoar, John Sherman, Chauncey Depew, and Robert Lincoln