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Comic strip character
Oojah was an Elephant comic strip character as featured in the Daily Sketch Newspaper and various children's books. The first Oojah comic strip was issued
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British comic strip artist (1893–1962)
comic strip artist, best known for drawing the elephant character Uncle Oojah for Flo Lancaster's comic series that later became The Wonderful Adventures
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be sure to attract shellfire. A British chlorine cylinder, known as an "oojah", weighed 190 pounds (86 kg), of which 60 pounds (27 kg) was chlorine gas
Chemical weapons in World War I
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Buster Ogri Bike, Back Street Heroes 1970s - Ollie and Quentin 2002 - 2011 Oojah Daily Sketch 1919 - 1958 One-Eyed Jack Action 1975 - 1977 Orson Cart Viz
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Dog racing stadium in England, 1928–1960
opened on 21 January 1928, and the first race was won by a greyhound called Oojah over 525 yards. The stadium was at Hythe End just north of the River Thames
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Australian film and theatre production studio
S. Sunshine (1935) The Cedar Tree (1934) Crazy Nights Revue (1935) The Oojah Bird (1935) Rope (1934) Streets of London (1933) – later filmed Clara Gibbings
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English folk song
I want a girl with a generous heart / (Singing, singing buttercups and oojahs) / Without a tongue that is wicked or smart / (Foldadee) / And an honest
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Australian comedian (1895–1960)
revusical Off Honolulu (1924) – revusical Harmony Row (1924) – revusical The Oojah Bird (1924) – revusical At the Cross Roads (1924) – revusical Lads of the
George Wallace (Australian comedian)
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Flat horse race in Britain
Sr. Richard Dawson 1:13.00 1925 Diomedes 3 Jack Leach Harvey Leader 1926 Oojah 4 Brownie Carslake Charles Peck 1:13.00 1927 Endowment 3 Joseph Nolan Fred
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Australian film director (1882–1936)
Crazy Nights Revue (1935) – with George Wallace S.S. Sunshine (1935) The Oojah Bird (1935) Cinema of Australia "Advertising". The Argus (Melbourne). No
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Comics), dies at age 37 or 38. H.M. Talintyre, British comics artist (Uncle Oojah, Jack and Jill), dies at age 68 or 69. Help! (vol. 2) — Warren Publishing
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