Daytona Beach Ballad

Come all you reformers, if you want to raise ’ell.

Here comes a woman from the Breakers Hotel,

With dropped-stitched stockings,

And high-heeled shoes,

A pack of cigarettes

And a bottle of booze.

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Always smile—It gets you something.

_Our Rural Mail Box_

=Teny Sun=—The best way to prevent your dog from suffering with the heat

in July is to kill him in June.

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=Monk E. Byte=—I’m sure I can’t answer your question as to why a girl’s

eyelids drop down whenever she kisses a man. But where there’s no sense,

there’s no feeling, y’ know.

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=Manicurist=—I don’t blame you for refusing to manicure the nails of the

fellow with St. Vitus’ dance.

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=Out West=—If you are lonesome for Cape Cod, why not rub fresh herring on

yourself and dream you are back home?

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=L. Bow=—If your trousers are too short, pull up your shoes.

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=Hop Head=—Flop your ears, there’s a fly on your neck.

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=Pope=—Yes, Pope, we succeeded in making our own moon shine.

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Captain Billy's Whiz Bang, Vol. 2, No. 22, July, 1921 America's Magazine of Wit, Humor and Filosophy · 第 52 / 71 题