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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
Tampa Paper Sold.

TAMPA. Fla. July R).-The
Tampa Morning Telegraph, which
started publication October II, 1925.
was bought yesterday by the Tampa
Morning Tribune and scrapped. The
last issue appeared today. Purchase
by the Tribune included all the equip
ment and circulation of the Telegraph.
The price was not announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03

The Atchison Globe explains that
railroads are issuing fewer passes be-
cause SO many Of their employees take
trips in motor cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-03
Observation-Disclosures

There is no lob you want done too small
for us TO handle. Awnings carefully made
and reconditioned. Estimates cheerfully
given-reasonable prices.
CORNELL WALL PAPER CO.
114 18th st. NV. Main 5373-537i
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-09
Sun in Partial
Eclipse Today

Kansas City, July 9.--(AP)-per-
sons on the Pacific coast and in
southern states may witness = partial
eclipse Of the sun today with the aid
OF smoked glasses. provided clouds do
not interfere.
The eclipse. the second and last
for the year. will be visible west Of
line drawn from Montana to
Georgia, occurring late in the afcr-
noon.
At Mour. Wilson. Calf. one third
OF the suns diameter will be covered
and the eclipse will last from 3:25
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-09
Woman Taken Ill
Whik Visiting at
McKenZ Dies Here

Mrs. Emma Riddle of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, died Wednesday at local hos
pital following brief illness. She
came to North Dakota recently to
visit her sisters, Mrs. Nellie Durham
and Mrs. +. =. Goodrich Of Mckenzie,
and was taken i'll while there.
She leaves the two sisters and
brother, Charles Chatficld Of Du-
! buque, Iowa.
The body was shipped to Dubuque
last night for intermsnt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-09

hofbrau, with such extraordinarily
good beer, has rejected . PROPOSE
ton to tax beer in order to build
houses for the people.
Munich decides that 1t is wrong 10
tax "a necessity Of life" and will not
tax the beer, but 1t will put tax Of
100000 . year on Munich's water
supply, on the theory that men can
do without water, but not without
bccr
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-09
TODAY
CONTINUED from paeo one.D

Continued from paee one.)
reason for rejecting his candidacy,
and that, il Governor Smith is reject
cd on that account, whoever gets
the nomination will also get beating
from Governor Smiths friends.
Milk is to be shipped from farms
10 cities in railroad tanks holding
5000 gallons, the tanks insulated,
making ice unnecessary, with as-lnch
steel. two rIass Innings, two inches
" cork, and an outside covering.
In the city. tho milk will be forced
hy compressed air into glass lined
1000 gallon tanks, taken to pastcur-
IL plants. then bottled.
1t is an ingenious arrangement. Let
us hope for two things:
First. that the farmer who milks
tho COW and wcans the calf will get
something out Of it.
Second that supcrhcatcd steam or
some other agent will keep tanks and
connecting pipes absolutely clean.
Advocates Of light wine and beer
will sigh when they read this:
The city Of Munich, possessing the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-09

bic north Of a line from near Charles
ton. s. c., to st. Joseph, No., and on
10, Helena, Montana.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-09

p. M. to $50 p. m. Pacific standard
time.
10 part Of the eclipse will be visi-
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
WAIs5i. 5i.HEARTED AUDIENCES
 IN NEW BRITAIN

Yesterday marked >he third and last artist concert of the New Britain Musical club, which in ad- dition to contributing 10 the culN- yation of the harmony Of sweet sounds through its own members, endeavors to bring musical artists of the first rank to the city at stated intervals.
 The spoken drama has largely departed from the city. The days when the country's leading actors and actresses held forth at what i. now the Lyceum thcatcr are past, Moving pictures have given the spoken drama in the smaller cities death blow.
 But in the sister art Of music this point has no' been reached. The Musical club and its friends have made an attempt 10 keep alive q vcstigo of appearances by he great in musical art in this city. There have been some mis- givings occasionally, but somehow, whenever such a concert is given here, the response so far as en- thusasm goes is well above the average.
 Yesterday was Il case in point. X well-fllled house went into paroX- ysms of enthusiastic approval. The artist was even given q hand clap ping send-off when stepping from the sidewalk to her automobile.
 Which speaks much for the good will and appreciation of the popu- 'ation. Every son and daughter Of New Britain does not enjoy the finest in music which is no whit different than rIsrWhore; but inc clientele that is willing 10 pay for such entertainment is quit" larg" and surpusses auiicucos in most other cities in yielding spontaneous approval.
 Audiences in th;s city are mol cold and formal, bw are warm hearted, sympathetic and apprccia- tive; anI this is an attribute v,y muhc worth having.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

United States and how many persons are employed in its various branches?
 A. The capital investment in the different branches of the industry exceeds $G00,O00000, About Sd0On persons are employed in production work and 100000 in distribution and exhibition of the films.
 ., What Is the meaning of the word Harrow" when applied to cows and swine?
 A, Not having given birth 10 a calf in a given year." or never hay- ing borne young"
 Q. Is the ground hog and q woodchuck the same?
 A, "Groundhog' is the name used in the southern part of the United States to designate the Wood- chuck.
 Q. What do the names "Truby" and "Wilvon" mean?
 A. "Truby" is T contraction of "Truobody' and means loyal one" or Faithful one" Wilson simply means "son of William"
 Q, How old is the movie actor Richard Tulmodgc and is he related to Norma Talmodse? What notIon- ality is he?
 A. He is % years of age. and by birth q Swiss. He is not related 10 Norma Talmadge
 Q, What proportion of the world population speaks English and what proportion Spanish?
 A, The population of the world is estimated at 1,74S,o0o,00o. Ap- proXimatcly 1G0,0o0.o00 speak EAg- fish and about 55,o0o,000 speak Spanish.
 e, What days of tho week did May %, 1895; July 9, 1897 and June 25. 1900 fall on?
 A, Wednesday, Friday and Mon- day, respectively.
 @. Which will wear better, white gold orapIatinum?
 X, platinum, because il is harder.
 c. Can a member of the Coast Guard buy his way out Of the ser vice after one years service?
 A. No, it is not permitted in the Coast Guard.
 Q. Which appears first on vine, the pumpkin or the blossom?
 A. The blossom comes first and is followed by the fruit.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
Observation On The Weather

Washington, March 1 Pl-This storm warning was issued by the weather bureau today
 Advisory; Southwest storm warn mPs ordered 10 q, m. Delaware Brcakw0ter to Passport, Maine. Disturbance of considerable intensity over Lake Huron, moving east norlhoustWard, with increasing in- tcusity Increasing southwest winds becoming strong tonight anl reaching gale forco and shifting 10 northwest Tuesday afternoon.
 Forecast for southern New Eng land: Cloudy probably rain to- night, Tuesday fair and colder. strong southwest, shifting to north- West winds, reaching gale force at times.
 Forecast for Eastern New York; Cloudy, probably light rain tonight; colder in central and west portions; I'm 4day futr and colder; strong southwest winds shifting to north west; probably reaching gale force by tonight.
 Conditions: \ well defined storm arra les central this morning over Ontario. IL is causing unsettled weather with light snow or rain in rlr upper Mississippi valley and Lake. Regions. The storm will move eastward today and pass out to aca on Tuesday, Connecticut will he on the southern edge of it tonight A long ritae of high pres sure over the Rocky mountains is producing pleasant weather in the western sections. The temperature is rising in the southern portion of tho l2No region and New England.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity unsettled weather with rising tenn pcrature and probably light rain followed on Tuesday by clearing and colder
 Warnings for high Widds are dis played on tho coast
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
IIiI. SENATE E.lIhr
 .NT ALI liiNtNi

Due to tho reversal of two ntmocrauc senators -- Bruce of Maryland and Hlrasn of south Carolina -- tbr S.uatr rejected tbr propose! In%es1i15,oD ol ibe alu- minum company. This &bau ends h. ruction lha' GaS ho,u brewing Il long 'mo bat Gulrd of the final senatorial rlima& t"causc Of Iho uu &p,r'rI at1i'"t> ot two m.u- %nI both D.morrr~'
 The routjr. hoa,>.r will moi be oonyirr.J ;A1 tho Snnato's action means th~ aluminium company WAS not worth jos ~lj-aljn@. Irs sy'u- pathjes na>,. w.4 with Senator Walsh in lis ,0oH 10 triu@ about an tnyrslearion and rysnsa. .u ill., ves'igata will oo. at4 tu I, p9to- ion Of in" S.aan m tue ,y.e os rno pu1..o
 Thc r'@'n. rr.b rommi~~iou'S "horgo c' law .ulHton -al r. similar e.ar-. O. eorm.r Atoro.y G"nyatI o... var. q, r"H rooI reasons 10 lHoa thora wae s.c..D ground for aa 1g.rs'.4..,sa at ryc- s"quenca. Ir- ~i.1 Sr1G' a~ :'- torney t",~-@t n" o3aU'H>.r~tious attempts rer2 r.,~f> to ~ur- wash ;he comparr
 Th. sens'r I4d'estrv coaau':r. "A,:h oEr- v1n S,a.trr W"-a ths' A. it~rs"sa.1oo Gas ..-.@a- h;+, lad aa o7vor,1a.'v ,o >.ul} he 3roh.os, ...9eac~. l.o. < m.. as ~hot'. hon4rpr. ~H..H 3aI Hsd isss o' an opportunity rn ~aah he probabilities vent oeaja-' H.. plan and inc .aare that warraa .d a,:ion.
 The reasou f.e uumuHm con- pany escaped is plain. Mellon j~ a hsavy socatoa.rr ao1 is part oc he administration. '1HIe ".. ..j~'.nE ne anqaanrad sat VI al r--tHaI ':epnoucsus ia Eoot ,'a"t..r Hw vo lone l'~uiocfsts wao vo'r: "s1a the tsrutar H"pupllcans sy,eJ tar eloss for .hs alHtniuHIa coohur ack 1sI more n do vi'h 1H- alnminuiE company .ic;2cy t5au lataa
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
25 Fears Ago Today

William Mckinley of Ohio was ln"nguratel president today for the second time, with Col. Theodore Roosevelt as vice president
 samuel w. Knight, the photogra- phcr, has sold his establishment to Erwin Williams of Plainyille, the sale being completed today. Mir. Knight agrees to remain with Mr. Williams for four months and not to go in business here for five years unless Mir. Williams goes out. Mr. Knight has been in business in New Britain for Is years and has made many thousand negatives. His resi- dcnCe is in PlainVillc, and he has not yet outlined his plans for the future.
 Chairman r. 1T. Johnston stated today that the subway commission has received it's first application for use of the new subway. It was from the fire department, On Thursday evening the commission will confer with Senator Slopcr and Representa- llNtS hl dtlS anu EA u N'fVAI ipphill6 lp- ward the enactment of a law allow ing New Britain to force all wires underground.
 City Engineer OlderShaw has com pictcd the 18th of his series of city street maps, He is making these in his spare time, and when he is done he will have them bound and pub lishcd for ready reference at all times
 The WallinEford basketball team defeated Co. E Saturday night, 27-9. Flood scored first for New Britain in n seconds, hut after that Wall
 mgford had things its own way, X. II. Middlrmas won inc gold cuff links in inc first weekly prize shoot at the Y. N. (. A. Saturday. He made 30. Other scores include: C. Benedict 2S. W. E. Kossberg 29, W. Latham 26, E. Loomis 2a, C
 Mrrwin 2G, and H. Vessels 2S. Peter McCabe cjecttd young man from the restaurant at the corner of Main and Lafayette streets Satur- day night. The fellow did not take kindly 10 the cjcction, and q lively tussle resulted.
 George B. Matthews, instructor of music in Inc public schools is nurs- ing vnry painful eye as the result of a game of indoor baseball at the
 Y. NJ. (. A. gymnasium. Mir. Mat thcWs was at bat and Fred Williams was pitching. The ball in usc was Of basketball size. and when MT. Matthews lined ii ont il came back from inc wall with great force and hit him over the left optic. The flesh vas cut open so that several stitches were necessary 10 close it. Mr. Matthews was able 10 attend 10 his duties as usual today.
 Over 30n Herald Classified ads
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
THE MAN WHO TRIED TO WRITE \ LETTER
 AT HOME
(ConCciycd by Dwight HilberD

(ConCciycd by Dwight HilberD Tho Grand Slam Manufacturing Co. for dinner tomorrow,
 1905 Blanklurough Street I'm busy Gcntlcm en :-dOn't bother me.
 Your new hat of the seventh inst. received, and will say great guns shut up the baby for q minute. Your letter re; this informal racket rcceiv- cd the seventh, hang it all! If you will communicate with that bowling kid. and get in touch with our branch manager ] feel sure that the hat looks good on you, dear.
 If you cannot supply our order for seven gross crying babies please re- fer to my wifc's mother. Kindly ad- wise and don't slam that door if goods are not shipped via meat and potatoes for dinner. I feel certain that this matter can be given a sound thrashing! If you will send a memorandum of order 1 will go crazy in another minute! Our vice. president and general manager stated that you cannot go to tho movies!
 Feeling sure that this manner can be satisfactorily taken to the wood shed, l remain.
 Yours new hat, dear,
 A. J.
 Ye gods, my fountain pens dry!
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
Facts sandFancies
By ROBERT CULLEN

Happiness comes 10 you as rc- suit of earning it. not as a result of willing It.
 Not all criminals are aliens, In New York $l0.000 worth of gum wus stolen; loo per centors did that
 One reason why all people speak to one another in hicl towns is because all speaka da Englcesh, Those drive fastest whose pres. onca won't make any particular dif- ference when they get there.
 An average man is one who finds it aWfully hard 10 get mad about aluminium,
 We havc no mobility" in this country, but people like the Still mans afford just as much conycr- Sation,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

"Wen my brother was i'll he got jellies and fruits And he winked and felt perfeckly royal, But its all diffrent now, he gets bet ter rite off We jest give mulatto castor oil!"
 70. W. Nelson.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

fhH Nl%N Shil4bA bI EiNtlit IIpI Ndu tA~ tended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive q per sonal reply. Unsigned requests can not be answered. All letters are Gonfdential.--Editor.
 c. How old is the art of short hand writing?
 A. The earliest known use of shorthand was by &Iarcus Tulius Tiro, q Roman slave born in 103 E. C. who devised a simple shorthand system consisting chiefly of ahbro- viations and the omission of unim- portant words. Tiro is said to have taken down one of Catos speeches in G3 B. C. The Roman orators re- peated themselves so frequently that Tiro was often able to employ a single sign to stand for a much used sentence.
 Q. How are designs etched on glass?
 A, There are three ways: first by means of an engraving wheel, q method which requires some man. ual skill; second, by means of q sand blast, making q stencil of the design, fixing this on the glass, and then blowing sand on the glass by air blast third, by using hydro- fluoric acid. The glass is covered with beeswaX, paraffinc wax, or some acid-resisting ink or varnish; the name or device is etched on the wax. and the glass dipped in hydro- fiuoric acid, which eats it away where the wax has been cut.
 Q, What states are included in the original grant of Virginia terri tory to the London Company?
 A. Parts of Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky southern Ohio and southern Illinois
 c. How do farm wages compare today with what they were a few years ago and at the time of the Civil war?
 A. According 10 q recent estimate of the United States department of agriculture farm wages have reached their highest level since 1920 and arc now three times what they were at the close of the Civil War.
 Q. How much 'vacant and un- appropriated" land is there fin the United States and in which states is most of it located?
 A. The total area of "yacant and III ro q ytp of 1,jb n United States, according 10 recent figures announced by the depart ment of the interior, is 1SA,71G,S46 acres, II equals in area Texas and West Virginia combined. Nevada and Utah contain the largest proportion of it. A large part of it, however, is practically valuclcss.
 Q. Is Balto, the wonder dog who went on the famous journey to Nome, dead?
 A. No. He appeared in one motion picture, but is now appearing in 
 Q. Is it dangerous to handle an adult toad?
 A, Adult toads have warty skin due to the poison glands from which a milky and somewhat acrid fluid cxudes when the animal is handled roughly. The secretion is harmless to man. but has a protective value against predatory animals.
 Q. How much capital is invested in the motion picture industry in the
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
Teacher:
KRAZY KINDERGARTEN

tNNhtfthAA Ath " ntAiHdtb tI'I Fletcher:
 Why are you standing up on your feet. Sing. when everybody else is sitting down ware they belong2 Tell us with 'nicety.'" Sing Low: "I was mutch badee boy liss morn-
 ing, And got spanked on tailce my
 shiTice, So now I must alice time standee Cause wen nicety I hurtee." Fletcher:
 Juno deer. flavor us with "mulat- to-" Juno Him:
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
EpInEMIC OF INELIENXA

Sodus, N, Y. March 1 P)-An epidemic of influenza that has held this town in it's grip for nearly month, yesterday reached it's high point with more than 1000 persons
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
SAFE BREAKERS BUSY

Worcester, Mass, March 1 Lo -- SaGc breakers in the office of the Worcester County Dairy System, Inc, this morning got away with $50 in cash, leaving S1.0O0 in checks scattered about the floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
IxDpripIlccl

Employer: Have you ever done any night work 2" Applicant; "Ycs, si'; l courted for two years"
 W. J, Rothman, Copyright, 1926. Reproduction
 Forbidden)
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

Member Audit l'reau of Circulation The A. B. q. is . national organization wnics fryy shss newspapers and Rdyer. tissr witn . stristly hauest ana!Ysl, of ciretiAtion OuI circulation ststisucs 4ys oassd spou this audit. This tLsurrt prot sctton agAinst fraud ID nsUsTapet distrtbutton sisures to both national anu local advertisers.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
Placing the Child's Age

Mrs, Hopkins: "So this Is your It. tie daughter! How old Is she?" Mrs. Lamar: Let me sec; she came between little Fido and little Tito.'
 Alice Lake.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
No Wonder They Call It March,
 EaIl.gt

Birds and springtimo on the way But birds have all the luck we'll say, They've but one bill apiece. we're
 cursed
 With dozens of 'em on March First!
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

Hotel Clerk: But suppose you're not awake when your train leaves" Iratc Guest: T want you to call me, idiot"
 Hotel Clerk: "Very well, Mr. Idiot"
 =AnfhnnN I.nciatn
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
WHEN BLACK IS READ
How Is It With You?

How Is It With You? The manuscripts that are returned to me Have this stamped on the envelope, First Glass; But that is how they are sent back, you see, It does not mean the writing was,
 Samuel Goldman.
 
 MilcstOncs
 Age % 4 loye-sick youth Just hear his sighs! He's dreaming of
 His sirens eyes.
 Age 40 The years have assed But still he sighs, He's thinking of
 His sirens size!
 M. G, winkel, Moral: Never Look Around l was just about 10 kiss (Only oncoD a sweet young miss. l looked around, And darn the luck! There stood her Dad! So l scampcrod out Of sight, And I watched until the light Had gone out; Then the girIie sneaked out, too, And we thought we'd bill and coo Without doubt. Round her waist I put my arm, it would do no harm. I looked around, And darn the luck! There stood my wife.
 Mrs. Flora Johnson.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

hers are down with the malady. Doc tors have abandoned regular sched- ulos of office hours and arc working day and night.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
"I'Or n Sonp---.---'

I or S0ng--' Music Dealer: What is the name of the song you are looking for, Madam ?"
 Mrs. Hcaly: "I don't know, but it's the song my husband is always buy. ing used cars for"
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

rhs only profitable advertising medium iu the City. Circulation hooks and prsss room always open to adveFtsert
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

senator Reed 9. 'eunsuranil is .tt=n 'h~ ,rr3t for setr-lar Ih- .snat. s..> fron tIe ala,ajrum invcs,trarso-. He IS Secretary Mei- Ions attorney.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
IN kLASS AT KRAZY KOLLEGE
 (COnduCtcd by Gcrtrudc)

Teachers:
 "I must ask Mir. D'Osash to quit fidEctting. Fidgrts are contagious hence the expression 10 give a person the fidgct4. Try to fix your thoughts on task and 'hyphen' Mir. D'Osash, for the sake of the folks at home in Englant." Win D'Osash: Him sorry Him squirming round
 like a fish, And though Hi know 1t makes you
 nervous. Hi beg of you please not task me to
 stop For hyrhcn itch that demands con- stant scrvice!" Teacher;
 MT. Pcake will kindly put aside that wad of gum and try 'licorice.' Chossy Peake: Herman L. Hiccup felt for the gin And swallowed a pint of green ink Sinsh I hawllcd that boo'legger out,
 he said, The hcorice nl better, I think"
 Sidney Olmstead.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

The Herald is on sn's daily in New York A Ho,aiings Newsstand, Times squars: setulx's Ns~ss,ands. Entrance Grand Central t.ud street.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

This is the day when w. note whether March enters like a lamb or a lion,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

X war between Italy and Ger many wouldn't be fair, anyway, Only one of them now has a leader who knows it all.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

wstsrsd at tbs Post o1ies st New Britau
 As sscond Class Mall Matter
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

You never sec balloon pants on the man who gnaws cigars.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

It's plebcian confession, but at times we listen 10 the news boy and 1t sounds like grand opera to us.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
 7@ [-.H / Fun chOP
 MaxsON hxH4L Nnn1

Send all communications 10 Fun shop Editor, care Of the New Britain Herald, and your letter will be forwarded 10 New York.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

Ma" F,rsH>on las concluded tn run aEa.n. as WAS tNprltd. Tn" nn13 finn, politician ,han or woman ~- quits running is when he or she IS beaten.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

N~ }uE is 10 halr another dry chrt. h.. present iuunl"rt hlnE ffmHot,j Q WdShlnE'on There is promotion IH thr rro,, s=,on any way. ,t'H '.oHgh srlcc, ,ss may br ~ssNs.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

For the next war everybody should have gas or current that would affect nothing except feet on desks.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
Memhsr oi the A,.ocInlrd pre,,.

Member oI Inc Asl0cInted PTets, The Associated Press Is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication Of all news credited 10 Il O. not otherwise credited in this paper and also local news published herein.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

Patience Is the quality that ena- bles a grape fruit to hold it's fire un- til it gets good free crack at the
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

EMIGRATION RATES sS,es . Year.
 sa.oo Thtss Months
 7bo. Month
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

Let's sec; wasn't it about 20 years ego when tennis wasn't strenuous enough for regular men?
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01
New Britain Herald
anRAii, PUBLISHING COMPANY

lSusd Daily tsunday EIeeptedl At HsraId aidE.. q Church Street
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

Well, we'll; if there's another glacial age the bankers who habitu- ally say "No' will solidify first.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

Don't worry, Perhaps the police took your car to give to some chap whose similar car was stolen.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

Poets have q harder time now So few words rhyme with "pluckcd eyebrow and "shinglc."