Play Laugh Lines No. 74: Air Travel - New Yorker Cartoon Timeline Puzzle
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The New Yorker
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This is a brief description of a New Yorker cartoon puzzle feature called "Play Laugh Lines No. 74: Air Travel," where readers are challenged to arrange New Yorker cartoons in chronological order. The article itself contains only generic publication information about The New Yorker rather than substantive content.
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It has been published since February 21, 1925.
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