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A Family Jar Reynolds, Elsbery Washington Property:Has author Property:Has genre Property:Has journal Property:Has publisher Property:Has year of publication Property:Has page range Property:Has additional information Bibliographic Information Author Reynolds, Elsbery Washington Genre Poetry Journal or Book AutoLine o'Type Publisher The Book Supply Company Year of Publication 1924 Pages 60-61 Additional information - We've always tried in every way To do our level best. We're guided by our better half In everything but rest. She says our light and humor lines Is not the stuff that mingles, If we would all men have them read, We must cut out the jingles. Our case we tried to argue And said you understand, To write each day as one would pray Is not at our command. Like other men we claim to be, With but a single mind, And what suits us will suit them, too, And other human kind. Every word of that I grant, She said without a pant. It fills your space from day to day If that’s your only slant. But you have cars and other things, That you have got to sell, Or else your space will be to let, And that you know, full well. car Another tack we took and tried To argue once again. Ver-sa-tile we did advance, Was like the sun and rain. But all we said with accent true, Rebounded in our face, We were left both deaf and dumb, We fell out of the race. We've tried it once, we’ve tried it twice, We've tried it many times. To argue with our better half, It’s cost us lots of dimes. A woman set, is hard to get, In threes or twos or singles. Her word was last, she said it fast, You'd best cut out the jingles. Taken from life—The “Ad” writer’s life. 0 0 plainlist 1 [[:A Family Jar]] A Family Jar# QUERY1dc007493ea1e2ef7535fe6f2d8047e7 0 unknown male Poetry AutoLine o'Type unknown 1 The Book Supply Company <div class="poem"> We've always tried in every way To do our level best. We're guided by our better half In everything but rest. She says our light and humor lines Is not the stuff that mingles, If we would all men have them read, We must cut out the jingles. </div> 1924 A Family Jar# 47a0926a57828f84acb5634d61de4a1b 0 unknown male Poetry AutoLine o'Type unknown 2 The Book Supply Company <div class="poem"> Our case we tried to argue And said you understand, To write each day as one would pray Is not at our command. Like other men we claim to be, With but a single mind, And what suits us will suit them, too, And other human kind. </div> 1924 A Family Jar# b59779b05296450b1726dafd8a624d20 0 unknown male Poetry AutoLine o'Type car unknown 3 The Book Supply Company <div class="poem"> Every word of that I grant, She said without a pant. It fills your space from day to day If that’s your only slant. But you have cars and other things, That you have got to sell, Or else your space will be to let, And that you know, full well. </div> 1924 A Family Jar# 149153ba7636db0ab220b6ef4e2ae4d5 0 unknown male Poetry AutoLine o'Type unknown 4 The Book Supply Company <div class="poem"> Another tack we took and tried To argue once again. Ver-sa-tile we did advance, Was like the sun and rain. But all we said with accent true, Rebounded in our face, We were left both deaf and dumb, We fell out of the race. </div> 1924 A Family Jar# 63a1ace53126c5e396c50ed4e7b4379d 0 unknown male Poetry AutoLine o'Type unknown 5 The Book Supply Company <div class="poem"> We've tried it once, we’ve tried it twice, We've tried it many times. To argue with our better half, It’s cost us lots of dimes. A woman set, is hard to get, In threes or twos or singles. Her word was last, she said it fast, You'd best cut out the jingles. </div> 1924 A Family Jar# 5319bee02bb30c17850a7168c65d9ace 0 unknown male Poetry AutoLine o'Type unknown 6 The Book Supply Company <div class="poem"> Taken from life—The “Ad” writer’s life. </div> 1924 A Family Jar# 470b8adf73ae19c06d327c94551780fc Has parent page 102 en Has parent page