There's Drama Everywhere in a Fragmented Page Note
A garbled column mix mentions Congressman Fuller of Arkansas proposing a bill about The Star Spangled Banner and a fantasy of mandatory singing by all congressmen. A humorous Aunt Bella letter laments rational marriage. The piece also recounts a time Magazine line about Flo Ziefeld revival and a theater seating mishap where financier Bernard Manoel Baral's coat loop snaps, causing a scuffle with an usher.
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Eleventh Verse and the Elects in a Satire
A fragmented satirical verse mocks weary rulers and voter fatigue as the public yips at ballots. A narrator recalls a late night quarrel, a fan’s life story, and a dismissive scene with a cryptic end about subscribing to a clipping service.
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