What's in your purse?  From Le Journal Amusant, 1910.

"Waiting for his ship to come in."  From The Judge, 1921.   See Your Ship Will Come In.

Here's a Prince Charles from 1910, in Le Journal Amusant.

"How's your 'purp'?"  From Illustrated World, 1920.

From Die Muskete, 1938.

From Le Rire, 1897.

The bulldog was barred from Noah's Ark and had to swim to Ararat.  From The Judge, 1912.

A ghost dog from Life, 1920.

"The sun will soon teach you to run.  I noticed that with your predecessor last year."  From Fairy Tales and Stories by Hans Christian Andersen, 1900.

INSTRUCTIONS: Click to take the train through a tunnel. From Le Rire, 1903.

"The snowman is not afraid of you."  From At the Open Door by Louise Robinson, 1913.

"They can talk about their Geromes and the Monkeycheese as much as they like, but that's my idea of what is what!"  From Judge's Library, 1887.

From Life, 1920.

An illustration by Norman Anthony for Wayside Tales, 1922.  This will also be of interest: The Collected Lost Meanings of Christmas.