Cook, Coos By TED COOR
The piece blends quirky local observations on street life and theatre esque lines. It notes a surprised reaction to Bonk Hoenck getting a street sweeping job, while teasing about council clashes and a town’s fondness for its quirky characters.
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Cook,Coos By
Ted Coor
Alexis
Canoa Blanchard-Tiyare
Alex Whitson
Bonk Hoenck
Alex
Honk
Reuntil
Prohibition and Politics in a Whimsical Verse
A satirical poem passage mocks women’s wealth, the Prohibition stance at Chicago, and a fictional loan scheme. It features Aunt Bella, Dr Nicholas Murray Butler, J Wil bert Limbergrip, and references to white collar workers and presidential signatories in a playful, dated tone with whimsical wordplay and fictional schemes.
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Chicago
Nicholas Murray Butler
J. Wilbert Limbergrip
Limbergrip
Denlor
Limbergtip
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