Word: youre
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Your correspondent, L. F. Southwick of Connecticut, admits he is prejudiced against Governor Smith because the stubborn stamp of his upbringing on "the sidewalks of New York" makes him say "poisonal," "detoimined." And in his Omaha speech I heard plainly on the radio, "foist," "raddio." A man's a...
In your Sept. 24 issue a Mr. L. F. Southwick seemed annoyed by Governor Smith's 'poisonal' and 'detoimined' remarks. Would he purchase an expensive loud speaker and entirely ignore looking at what there is under the cover of the radio set itself? I advise...
In the Sept. 24 issue of your magazine, the article does not state to which party Senator Fess refers when he says, "This is the first time in history during a national political campaign that we have on one side all of the loose element of morals . . ." but in view...
Notice your snake, hog, cow and eggs exhibited on Page 8 your issue Sept. 3. Here is a Texas version of this poem extant in these parts:
And this is God's truth. It don't take even the makings of a prophet to predict the biggest landslide for Hoover this country has ever had. Desire to thank you for your bravery, and the national service which you performed when you and you alone have...