Rippling Rhymes and the Dark Day
Poem by Walt Mason reflects on sickness and market woes with satirical verse. Includes humorous asides on health and everyday hardship, followed by an abrupt ad for Washington Fruit Store in Kansas City and short notices about crime in Oklahoma and politics in Plymouth England.
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Kansas City
Kid Meloy
Menata
Warenat
Triaa
Okla
Anid
Oklahoma
Ata
Little Benny's Note Book Day Out in Suburban Prank
A narrator recalls Benny and friends Mo and Puds wandering near Sid Hunts and Joe, debating who owns steps, then Joe wanders off to run an errand. A woman at a doorstep hands Joe two apples as he dashes away, leaving the kids reflecting on the odd outing and Benny’s misinterpreted errands.
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Ant
Puds
Sid
Joe
Stepa
Old English Recipe for Catarrh and Deafness Cure
Fragmented ad copy describes a home remedy for catarrh and deafness, claiming a constitutional treatment with carmint and hot water, plus agar to form a tonic. It touts relief from head noises and easier breathing, then shifts to promotional verses and other products, including mustard plaster claims and a produce contact.
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Fingland
Eenaga
Perag
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Milady
Caklou PrecegCo
IBA
Walt Mason
Washington Fruit
Washington Avenue
Kid Micoy
Plymouth
Eng
Sonservatives
Astor
Little
Benny
Py Lee Pape
Alee
Tom
Begg
Mustarine
S.C. Wells & Co
LeRoy, N
Cain
Mitchel- McPeek Produce Co
Eccles
Kuppenheimer
the House of Kuppenheimer
A National Clothes Service
National Clothes Service
Ogden
the Bachilleraplan Co. "Dressers of
Merz
Washington Ave