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Title: The Carolyn Wells year book of old favorites and new fancies for 1909;
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Wells, Carolyn, d. 1942
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Publisher: New York, H. Holt and company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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an Cupid wrote with glee,And smiled at his success;*Ah, child/ said Venus, laughing low,**We women do not spell it so.We spell it Y-E-S. * Picture and verses from Idle Idyls, Copyright, 1900, by Dodd Mead andCompany. Sun. 24. MoN. 25- TUES. 26. Wed. 27. Thur. 28.. Fri. 29.. Sat. 30 January 24-30, 1909 Stage Whispers. J))EADHEADS tell no tales. Stars are stubborn things.Alls not bold that titters.Contracts make cowards of us all.One good turn deserves an encore.A little actress is a dangerous thing.Its a long skirt that has no turning.Stars rush in where angels fear to tread.Managers never hear any good of themselves.A manager is know^n by the company he keeps.A plot is not without honor save in comic opera.Take care of the dance and the songs will take care of them-selves. THE Zodiacal sign for February isthe Turtle Dove. Those bornunder this sign are of amatory ten-dencies and affectionate dispo-sition. This is a goodmonth to marry,which case the Zo-diacal sign iscalled theRing Dove.
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NYawks de Place 1 A Rondeau. ^ YAWKS de place! \\)iy people goTo foreign cities, I don know.Why, they aint nothin can compareWid our teayters anywhere, An aint our goils de peaches, though? Them London buildins awful low;x\n Paris—that aint such a showlWhy, nothins doin over there—XYawks de place! Gee! In XYawks deres nothin slow; An say, XYawkers got de dough!Our gents have such a bossy air.An loidies—dey is swells fer fair! An aint Broadway the greatest! oh,XYawks de place! January 3i-February 6, 1909Sun. 31 - MON. I TUES. 2 Wed. 3 Thur. 4 Fri. 5 Sat. 6 Lincolns Birthday. A LL Americans love, honor, and revere Abraham Lincolnfor his nobility of character, his splendid statesmanship,his rugged honesty of purpose, his great work of abolition, and,finally, his martyrdom. But after reverently subscribing toall of these, let us add one more leaf, tiny though it be, to hislaurel wreath. Abraham Lincoln had a wonderful sense ofhumor. He loved a joke better than any other President,an

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