Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for April 17, 2016

I enjoy my Comics Page daily. However, they are no longer on a page, I have to click each one to enjoy it. I paid my fee

I really git a kick out of “Peanuts Begins”’. The artwork is almost primitive and the characters are much younger

Mr. Baum’s first initial stood for Lyman (like “Garfield” dog Odie’s original owner) which he despised even though it was an uncle’s name. Would 213 pancakes take one whole standard-sized bottle of maple syrup? If most of Ms. Thorpe’s fortune went to stray cats, who got the rest?

That only proves there’s a limit to how many pancakes you can stand to stack before you give in and start eating them…

Crazy cat lady! Or a real life version of “The Aristocats.”

That one about Baum reminded me of an anecdote an English professor told us in college. Story goes that the Queen loved Alice in Wonderland so much that she told Lewis Carroll to send her a copy of his next book. He did. It was a math textbook.

Why does this Ripley surrogate so often leave out very significant details. Like how much money was in Barbara’s “fortune”? $132? $4.95? $23,000?

In particular, it was a book about the Hamburg breed of chickens.