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BUY MORE — EAT LESS By Adam Coaldigger FDfc half a century, the U. S. Department of Agriculture, aided and abetted by some 48 state agricultural departments, has been teaching American farmers...

PERPETUAL PROSPERITY BY AMPUTATION (December 1930)

Perpetual Prosperity By Amputation By Adam Coaldigger r|-\HE idea of promoting perpetual prosperity X by amputation is not original with me. Like all great discoveries, it was suggested by...

A SABBATICAL YEAR (December 1930)

A SABBATICAL YEAR By Adam Coaldigger SOMEBODY'S got to do something about the unemployment problem. Selling apples on street corners, as described in the cast issue don't work. The city, that...

DEAD TREES AND DEAD HEADS (November 1930)

Dead Trees And -Dead Heads -By Adam CoaldiggerIF times are hard in Russia, blame it on the Bolsheviki. If times are hard in China, blame it on the civil ivar. If times are hard in England...

PETER PAN PETERS OUT (November 1930)

Peter Pan Peters Out By Adam Coaldigger SOMEBODY got off a good one the other day whsd he said, "Peter Paa aad FoDyanaa got married and begot the prosperity hide." By this he meant the...

THE CAUSE AND CURE OF UNEMPLOYMENT (October 1930)

THE CAUSE AND CURE OF UNEMPLOYMENT By Adam Coaldigger IN modern society, hard times are caused by* superfluent affluency. Whenever the prerequisites for life, liberty snd the pursuit of...

TWO BOYS IN THE PEN (October 1930)

TWO BOYS IN THE PEN By ADAM COALDIGGER AFRIEND of mine who ought to be in the penitentiary has a nephew who is. So this uncle writes a letter to the warden of the pen where nephew is confined...

LO, THE POOR FARMER (October 1930)

LO, THE POOR FARMER By Adam Coaldigger TgrOLKS, this is a tearful, funny world, and ft* good X Mother Nature hadn't blessed me with the wonderful gift" to laugh at Its folly, including my own,...

UP IN THE AIR (September 1930)

UP IN THE AIR By ADAM COALDIGGER rhad been so hot and for so long that when I was compelled to make a lengthy journey, I decided to entrust my valuable being to the mercy of an airplane. I had...

RED ROT (August 1930)

Red Rot By Adam Coaldigger DROWNING man going under the third - time. Spectators on shore appoint committee to find out what causes bubbles- above his head. Silly?—not a bit. Congress...

BOY, PAGE THE NUT CRACKER (July 1930)

BOY, PAGE THE NUT CRACKER by Adam Coaldigger TIE cause of the present business depression, we are told, is over-production. Oh sure, and the cause of rain is the falling of many drops of...

THE HIGH COST OF DYING AND OTHER OBSERVATIONS (September 1928)

The High Cost of Dying And Other Observations By Adam Coaldigger WHEN a fellow is dead, he's dead all over. A corpse Is a person who has lost all interest in life. No man ever Uved long enough...

LA FOLLETTE, DAVIS, FOSTER OR COOLIDGE? (August 1924)

LA FOLLETTE, DAVIS, FOSTER OR COOLIDGE? Adam Coaldigger Gives the Reasons for His Preferences in the Matter of Presidential Candidates. By ADAM COALDIGGER Keep cool. You won't notice...

THE CAUSE OF WEALTH AND WANT (July 1924)

THE CAUSE OF WEALTH AND WANT By ADAM COALDIGGBR 'jfJLfn ere too many miners, da keck to the lend. There are too many farmer*, ' (M » Job hi the mines, anybody U overstocked Frodeee...

TOO MANY PRATIES IN FIELD FAIL TO HALT ADAM'S BOOM (June 1924)

TOO MANY PARTIES IN FIELD FAIL TO HALT ADAM'S BOOM By ADAM COALDIGGER The feller who (aid, "Life is on* jilenied thins after another," aaid a aputh/ul, Yesterday I Tea sitting nretty on the...

Coben, Joseph E.

Cocks, F. Seymour

COFFIN, TRIS

COFFIN, TRISTAM

COFFIN, TRISTRAM

COHEN, ARTHUR

COHEN, ARTHUR A.

COHEN, BARRY MENDEL

COHEN, BENJAMIN V.

COHEN, DAVID

Cohen, Edward M.

COHEN, EMILY