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Kin Hubbard

(1868–1930) Journalist United States

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Kin Hubbard riffs on the mystery of happiness, noting that both poverty and wealth have failed to bring it. He points out that people suffer more from their own sins than from any punishment, and that experience teaches lessons but often without a reward.

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Kin Hubbard was a journalist from the United States, best known for Abe Martin's almanack.

Quick Facts About Kin Hubbard

Born
September 1, 1868
Died
December 26, 1930
Nationality
United States
Profession
Journalist
Notable works
Abe Martin's almanack
Known for
Abe Martin of Brown County

About Kin Hubbard

The strip began in December 1904 and appeared six days a week on the back page for twenty‑six years, later being syndicated nationally in 1910 and reaching about two hundred U.S. newspapers. Hubbard also wrote the weekly “Short Furrows” humor essays, illustrated over eight thousand drawings, and published several books including a 1903 collection of Indiana lawmakers and a series of Abe Martin books from 1906 to 1930.

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