Hot Dog: Regular Fellows Monthly, August 1922 (1922)

Page scan 0006 from Hot Dog: Regular Fellows Monthly, August 1922

Record Details:

Title:
Hot Dog: Regular Fellows Monthly, August 1922
Date:
1922
Volume:
Hot Dog: Regular Fellows Monthly, August 1922
Leaf #:
0006
Language:
English
Subjects:
American wit and humor, Ray Atteberry","C. S. Montayne
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
July 20, 2022
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HOT DOG "If she'da known who I was she'da brained me with a bottle." 'Gawd, but she's biazen." "Don't tell me anything about Fashion Shows, dearie—I've been working 'em since 1902." She'd fall for a Bus boy when she's drunk." "Ever see a wise crackin' dame like her that wasn't yellow?" "He's gotten awful Ritzy of late—I can remember the time when he used to be a pearl diver in a dairy lunch." "Sears & Roebuck lost a good bundle wrapper when you broke into the Movies." She's about the cattiest dame I ever saw in my life. .The lad knelt down beside her. His shoes were Number Nine. "Marry me," he said to her And your father's jack is mine."