Bertie’s Smile Comforts Family After Tragic Death
In a silent house the Van Dorns cope with Bertie’s death and a nurse explains the look of his mouth as the family gathers at dawn. The mother, Jim, Maud, and Hope sense a comforting, haunting smile as Bertie seems to watch over them.
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Bertie
Elgo
Hope
Dyckman
Miss Emerson
Jim
Maud Schuyler
Mrs. van Dorn
Son
Maud
Var’Dorn
Anne
Osborne
Bert
Sally
Willeper
Captain Kidd
Monda
Christa
Vf Sau
Leap Year Love Poem and Rebuff in Homespun Verse
A playful Leap Year missive from Loving Sue promises a petite, comely wife with no roomer or boarders, offering humor and devotion. The Disposal responds with a blunt backhanded letter from Loving Lou, noting infidelity to two partners and urging plain language in rejection.
Jokes and Snippets from The Jingle Jangle Counter
A quirky collection of visual humor and sayings from 1924 includes snippets about marital squabbles, fashion loyalty, second hand loathing, and playful puns. It features remarks on wives, cars, clothing, and social observations, plus a wooden wall horn riddle and a child’s innocent questions.
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Red Ric
Hood Ibe
Lizabeth Jordans
Ste
Urs
Loving Sue
Lou
Tabbe
Crabbe
Yabbe
Paul
Powers
Arvid Fish
Angie
Charles G. Shaw
Violet Mertz
Leroy Gibson
Mark
Bobby
Gladys
Miriam
Jane
Constitution
West 40Th St
New York
Peru
TS Go Ae
Hayward
Winnie Winkle
Kenneth Dare
Anna Dumler
Gasoline Alley
Pal
Bottem
Moon Mullins
Nosuh Bossah
Lily
Sincinnatti
MR Grogan
MR. Hogan
Bishow
Stanley R.osbo