People
Subtitle: (thither coming out of a region wherein disasters are met as if they were a jest) whom you may meet at the fair
By: by Adair Welcker.
Contributors: Lederer, Street & Zeus Company.
Publisher: Printed by Lederer, Street & Zeus Company ...
Published: 1913
Place of publication: Berkeley, Cal
Language: eng
Number of pages: 160
Other titles: People whom you may meet at the fair.
Notes: Spine title: People whom you may meet at the fair.
Imprint from t.p. verso.
How, according to the Colonel, women can certainly be won -- The human feminine tortoise, who, in a race, outran the hare -- The man of an accomplished ambition who will be at the fair --  The night of misadventures of a man who will be at the fair -- What of a city at one time, (and at no great distance away from its center), was its inferno.
Table of contents: title: The lunatic, the stern parent, the romantic daughter, the lover; title: An ancient mariner, apparently much married, who will be seen at the fair; title: The Los Angeles county poet (said to be about to start a new cult at Long Beach), who will be at the fair; title: A dog that can teach some U.S. universities that in which they have proved to be lacking; title: No boudoir (his own private dictionary would give the pronunciation "boodwah") writer, who, surrounded by clouds as he comes, will descend from Tamalpais, to be at the fair; title: An Ancient Adonis, who will not fail to be seen on parade; title: A phgsiognomist, who knew not what others were going to think of his own face and in consequence do to him; title: Two, who following the advice of Greeley, will be seen at the fair; title: One, who will not be at the fair; title: A dentist who, with the wife that his instruments helped to win; title: will be at the fair.