Friendly invites readers to share humor and poetry
The Standard prints a call for humorous verses, jokes, poetry, and child sayings with payments from 25 cents to $4 per line for poetry and 1 to 4 dollars per line for prose. It notes manuscripts may not be returned and provides submission details, plus a collage of light pieces and jokes from local writers.
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Banetani
Fragmentary tale of a mouse and an eelish exchange
An odd dialogue片 features a curiously strutted exchange between a human narrator and a talking mouse. The scene includes stray dialogue about meals, a collection, and a promised show of “seramental wine” that unsettles with a vivid metaphor about escaping a steel trap.
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Val
LASS AT KRAAY KOLLEGE Conducted by Tudy
Fragmentary school scene featuring teachers and students from Kraay Kollege and Crazy Kindergarten. Dialogue includes garbled names, playful critiques, and references to scintillate and etiquette. Reproduction note indicates 1926 copyright and prohibited use.
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Tudy
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