Senator Nesmith and Crisp Tales on Prohibition Humor
A column recalls Senator Nesmith of Oregon and Speaker Crisp sharing jokes about prohibition. It notes Nesmith’s raspy witticisms and Ingalls sharp quips, plus Governor Stone and Colonel Crisp stories, finishing with a Georgia judge’s tale of Uncle Reuben outrunning a bull in a lively race.
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