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Caricature; wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story (1911)

New York : Leslie-Judge Co. · leaf 276

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d not admit that there is too much goodin anything. Only in this way can one retain ones self-respect inthese days of universal panaceas. Seemed Foolhardy. ** L^^^ here! said the official, therell be trouble^ if your wife disregards us when we persistently tell her she must not pick the flowers.… … fAs he lands.) Airships may be all right in deir place, but dey aint goin ter be indorsed by me—not much ! Its degood old dusty country roads an knockin at de doors fermine hereafter.

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