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rdfs:label	Monsieur Jules
rdfs:comment	Jules Grogrande was a baker. He and his wife Leontine left Paris and moved to America where they owned and operated a bakery. While his wife operated the storefront, Monsieur Jules did all of the baking. Since he prided himself on the fact that his edibles were baked fresh every day, he went to bed every night at sunset so that he could rise at 3 a.m. to begin baking. One year, on the 4th of July, Monsieur Jules decided to bake a life-sized gingerbread man. In mixing the ingredients, he included a bowl of the Great Elixir and when the man was fully baked, he came to life.
dcterms:subject	Non-Powered Characters L. Frank Baum - Creator Reilly & Britton Characters Male Characters Literary Characters Film Serial Characters Elderly Characters French Characters 1906 Debuts Grogrande Family Characters
Row 4 info	L. Frank Baum
Row 1 info	Jules Grogrande
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Row 2 info	John Dough and the Cherub
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Row 2 title	First Appearance
Row 3 info	Reilly & Britton
Row 3 title	Original Publisher
Box Title	Monsieur Jules
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abstract	Jules Grogrande was a baker. He and his wife Leontine left Paris and moved to America where they owned and operated a bakery. While his wife operated the storefront, Monsieur Jules did all of the baking. Since he prided himself on the fact that his edibles were baked fresh every day, he went to bed every night at sunset so that he could rise at 3 a.m. to begin baking. One year, on the 4th of July, Monsieur Jules decided to bake a life-sized gingerbread man. In mixing the ingredients, he included a bowl of the Great Elixir and when the man was fully baked, he came to life.