There was a lull during the convention.
Some one shouted: "The people rule."
Someone else inquired: "Where?"
And then there was another lull.
Posts tagged as “The Washington Herald”
The Harmful Fly From The Washington Herald, June 30, 1912.
"A penny for your thoughts," chirped the young lady.
"Well, I've had worse offers from publishers," responded the poet.
“You Have Seen This Brother of Yours Before, First Boy,” Said One of the Old Men. From The Washington Herald, May 12, 1912.
Poem from The Washington Herald, May 5, 1912. By Martha E. Clarke.
"Yes, I went into Wall Street."
"And they swallowed you whole, eh?"
"No; they shredded me first."
Kitty arrives in New York. A big policeman is reading an address she shows him, and is directing her to the locality she wants. A…
There are two reasons for being married in a dress suit, young man. It's fashionable, and it's your last chance to get a dress suit.
On the station platform saying good-by to her father and mother. Her backward sweetheart is awkwardly helping her with her grip. From The Washington Herald,…
"Dad, I want to marry Tottie Twinkletoes. I hope you won't blame me for wanting to marry a chorus girl."
"Not at all, my boy. I wanted to marry her myself when I was about your age, and your grandfather was also engaged to her once."