Caricature. Wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story (1914)
New York : Leslie-Judge · leaf 10
r that everything was a blank. Lady—Yes; I can imagine just what you said. The stenographer across the table fromyou works in an automobile factorys of-fice, of course. The witty young man atthe end of the table is advertising agentfor the Smithkins machine. And so youmeet them, designers,… … DO YOU BELIEVE IN SIGNS? fits windshields, and you find it difficultto follow the play, owing to this discus-sion regarding the wisdom or folly of theengineering board in changing the rearaxle of the Jobsonia car. The motormanwho stops the street car in order that youmay get on is a stockholder in…
American wit and humor · Caricatures and cartoons
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