“I tell you,” snapped the spare, austere dame, “men put too much money in clothes nowadays.”
“Huh!” ejaculated the woman with the faded gown; “I’ve gone through my husband’s clothes a hundred times and I never found more than a nickel in ‘em.”
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Poem from the Omaha Daily Bee, March 31, 1912.
Poem from the Omaha Daily Bee, March 29, 1912. By Walt Nye.
“Suppose I got to fight all summer for this.” From the Omaha Daily Bee, March 24, 1912.
Poem from the Omaha Daily Bee, March 21, 1912. By Mina Irving.
Magnate — My boy, it is the little things that tell.
Young Business Man (savagely) — I know it! She’s got a little brother.
Heck — Jenkins is getting married again. Should I send him another wedding present?
Peck — Certainly! Would you let bravery go unrewarded?
Poem from the Omaha Daily Bee, March 14, 1912.
Poem from the Omaha Daily Bee, March 11, 1912.
Poem from the Omaha Daily Bee, March 9, 1912. By Wex Jones.