| Year : |
ca. June-July 1925
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| Book No. : |
None
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| Edition : |
1st
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| Format : |
Chapbook (8.5 x 11, loose sheets)
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| Pages : |
12
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| Cover art : |
Text
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| Illustrations : |
None |
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Untitled
"This is a young world" (poem)
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Untitled "My name
is San Culotte"
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"My Sentiments,
Set to Jazz" (poem)
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Untitled Article
"I progress slowly in my classification of champions."
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"Ringside Tales"
Contains the following two untitled stories:
Untitled "Marks was a giant."
Untitled "Science will always beat brute strength."
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Untitled Article
"I like John L. Sullivan."
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"Editorial"
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"L'Envoi" (poem,
"Twilight striding o’er the mountain")
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First Appearance:
All of the listed contents items.
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Only one copy
known, although there may have originally
been four of each.
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A facsimile
reproduction of this can be seen in AUSTIN,
VOLUME 3 NUMBER 2.
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