Postcard 98: Postmarked Feb. 28th, 1906, Machias, ME.; Postmarked Feb 28th, 1906, East Machias, ME.

Place 1 Cent Stamp Here
,
Unless we drive to E. M. come
to the Eastern on first
train and see
us.
.
If you can't
come without
neglecting studies, please
send postcard.
,
Father and Mother

Postcard 97: Postmarked Sep. 26th, 1906, West Pembroke, ME.; Postmarked Sep. 26th, 1906, East Machias, ME.

Crow Brook Bridge, Pembroke, Me.

Postcard 96: Unposted, Mid-Twentieth Century

Thomas Jefferson Memorial, Lower End of Tidal Basin, Washington, D.C.

.

We were in here.

There is a large

statue of Jefferson,

and also a lot

of his speeches

chiseled in the walls.

it's a beautiful

place.

Postcard 95: Postmarked January 8th, 1937, Santa Barbara, CA

Hotel St. Catherine and Grounds, Catalina Island, California

.

S.B. Jan. 7. 1937.

Dear Folks,

Returned from

Los A, Tues. eve.

Heard from Blanche

at San Diego this eve.

Many thanks for fine

family group, Hershey

Box, fruit, etc. It

is surely cold here

now. Wish B. would

wait until next wk.

to start back. I fear

she will be snow bound.

Love, Aunt Maud

Postcard 94: Postmarked June 16th, 1969, Natural Bridge, VA

Natural Bridge

.

One of the Seven Natural

Wonders of the World. There is no other struc-

ture like it. The Lee Highway, U.S. No. 11 passes

over Natural Bridge. It is higher by 55 feet than

Niagara Falls. The height of the bridge from the

stream below to the upper surface is 215 feet.

It has a span of 90 feet between the walls,

width averages 100 feet and the arch is 40 feet

thick.

.

Hotel and Motor Lodge accommodations, gift

shop and cafeteria open all year. Drama of

Creation nightly.

.

Dear Nanny,

We're relaxing this weekend

and no doubt you'll hear from

us by phone before you get

this, nevertheless we're thinking

about you. Went to Lexington VA,

saw VMI, Natural Bridge today

& will stop by Appomattox today

enroute back to Norfolk Love Jane & Wink
,

Pub. by Natural Bridge of Virginia, Inc.

Postcard 93: Posted April 7th, 1911, Anamosa, IA

Easter Greetings

.

April 6, 1911

Dear Daughter I will

send you a card to surprise

you. I am pretty well for me.

Come up and have a piece

of peach pie. I baked one

and some cookies today Howard

is better. I am thinking

of coming down some

time Lilla came up last

Sunday & stayed till Mon.

She aint very well. Well

tell all my friends I send

my love. From your

Loving Mother Sarah Sams

Postcard 92: Unposted Board of Directors Ballot, 1914

Bankers Life Company
,
Annual Election, April 14, 1914
For Member of the Board of Directors
.
Simon Casady
.
Voted by (Sign here)...........Policy No..............
Mail to Bankers Life Company, Des Moines, Iowa

Postcard 91: Postmarked Dec. 30th, 1947, Lomba, Azores, Portugal

Avlis Erial

/

I am sinding you

this to let you konw

that I am fine

I wich you appy

New Year

Joe Nuner

Postcard 90: Unposted, Early 20th Century

Galveston, Texas
.
Boulevard, Sea Wall and Beach.
.
Publ. by
Chas. Deferner

Postcard 89: Unposted, Early 20th Century

Galveston, Texas

.

Sea Wall and Beach.

.

Publ. by

Chas. Deferner

Postcard 88: Postmarked July 27th, 1967, Xenia, Ohio

Junkers JU-88D German bomber of World War II

.

Hi Love,

I won't write a letter tonight

but will call. I'm feeling pretty

low and feverish from a typhoid

shot I got at 3 PM.

It's 8:30 now and it's taking

effect. Hope ever thing is better

in the morning and I suspect

it will be. Will write a longer

note tomorrow. Just realized I

sent today's letter with an airmail

sticker an no airmail postage.

Wonder when it will arrive. Plane left hangar

today and engines were run up. Schedule still

looks like first. Love Wink

Postcard 87: Unposted, Early 20th Century, Probably 1907-1915

Greetings from the Oleander City
.
Oleanders in bloom

Postcard 86: Unposted Linen Postcard, Probably 1940's or 1950's

Cautioning the Family in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park

.

Native Black bears are a common sight

along the highways in the Smoky Moun-

tains National Park and give pleasure

to the thousands of visitors to the most

popular National Park.

Postcard 85: Unposted, Probably 1930's

Seminole Indian Babies, Florida

.

The Seminole Indians who make the Florida Everglades

their home are a strange and unique race. They are skillful

fishermen and good hunters; wear a distinctive costume of

horizontal striped material and are probably the most simple,

primitive people still living in the United States.

.

"Tichnor Quality Views" Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.

Made Only By Tichnor Bros., Inc., Boston, Mass.

Postcard 84: Postmarked Oct. 22nd, 1908, Louisville, KY

Reservoir, Louisville, KY.

.

Wed. A.M.

When you write please give me Miss Dora's

address. You know she has moved.

.

Reid has had a fever since last Monday week. Is still

in bed, but improving. We were real uneasy about him

last week. Will write you a letter when I have more time.

Lots of love to each member of the family. Mrs. A.D. DeMaise

.

Glad indeed to get a line

from you. We all send love

to W. M. Jr. and gratulations

to the "fond haunts." from

your description of him, he

must be an improvement

on the original. Of course he

is the prettiest baby in the

world. Ruth says tell you she

has a little boy here playing

with her.

Postcard 83: Postmarked Dec 26th, 1905, West Jonesport, ME, Postmarked Dec. 28th, 1905, East Machias, ME

Beach at Mark Island, Jonesport, Maine

.

Uncle "Cy" let me know if you

can come up next Sat. night for I'm

coming over and stop over

Sun. "Bill"

Postcard 82: Unposted, Early 20th Century Real Photo Postcard

Lively Studios

23 1/2 Whitehall St.

Postcard 81: Postmarked June 24th, 1953, Windsor, Ontario, Canada

The Royal Family

.

I leave Thursday for Niagara, so

wanted to write you a card

Hope that you all are fine

there. I am enjoying seeing

everything up here. It is

mighty pretty country, and

alot to see. Tell everyone

hello for me.

Love,

Jim

Postcard 80: Postmarked June 5th, 1960, Nasau, Bahamas

The Anglican Cathedral

,

How is

Tammy on the

Tractor

G. Pa

Postcard 79: Postmarked Aug. 13, 1969, Honolulu, HI

Here I Am

.

Can't wait for some

good home food.

It just aint

appetizing to me to

eat here.

But Boy is it

pretty & fun.

Postcard 78: Postmarked Feb. 15, 1908, Winder, GA

I'm on One of My Periodicals

,

It is interferring with

Business, and I have

resolved to quit--

Business.

,

#99 will have

a celebration

Thursday night.

Wish you could

be here--

Be good-

Judge

Postcard 77: Unposted, Probably Late 1930's or Early 1940's

New United States Supreme Court, Washington, D.C.

Souvenir Card, 1962

Golgotha Mt. of Calvary
n
Authentic photograph taken at Golgotha, Mt. of Calvary
n
Greetings
from the Holy Land

Postcard 76: Postmarked June 21st, 1935, Santa Barbara, CA

The Beach at Monticello, Santa Barbara,

n

June 21

I believe your

anniversary

this years calls

for candy but

will send that

later. This i

the way Calif.

looks now. Aunt Maud

Postcard 75: Unposted, Mid-Twentieth Century

New National Museum, Washington, D.C.

.

Here is the

new museum

we went through

last night

yesterday It

closed before we

were half way

through

Postcard 74: Postmarked Summer, 1942, San Antonio, TX

Skyline, Business Secion, Houston, Texas

"The Fastest Growing City in the United States"

(over)

Hello Carrie-

Having a wonder-

ful time. It is

about 90 today.

Summer clothes

in order.

...............May

It's Summertime . . .

Affirmation Abandoned in Our Apartment on Olympia Street in New Orleans by Previous Tenant After Hurricane Katrina

My job is
a gift

Sid Baron Campaign Ad, 1999, clipped from the New Orleans Times-Picayune

My Name is

Sid Baron

I am a partially disabled veteran

I would like to be your Governor

I don't have a Platform

I have a Structure

I am not a politician or a lawyer. Just a guy with common sense and a talent to handle people and situations.

I am going to increase the State Police and their salaries. We are going to get rid of Drugs and Reduce the Crime in Louisiana. We are going to Pass Laws and put Pushers, Dealers and Users away to do time, no Dollar Fines. The State Guard is going to open a camp with tents, No Fancy Prisons, with Air Conditioners, Baths, T.V.'S Etc. Just like I lived in when I was in the Military. The State Police and Guard will be Polite and Armed to the Teeth. I will not Tolerate Police Brutality or Any Kind of Race Discrimination.

I will Tolerate any kind of Race Discrimination.

The State Police will be on Duty 24 Hours A Day. On our Borders on All Interstates & Major Highways, They will Inspect all Vehicles Coming and Going for Drugs and the Insurance Laws will be Enforced.

I will ask the Sheriffs Dept in the smaller Cities, that are near the Borders, to do the same.

We are going to get them off the Street, Also Rapists, Murderers and Thieves.

I am going to Increase the Penalties for D.W.I (Driving While Intoxicated)

The First Offense is a $500 Fine, $1,000 For Minor Injuries and their License will be Suspended.

The Second Offense the Fines will Double.

The Third Offense Triple

The 4th Offense We Will Throw Away The Key.

If they can't pay the Fine, they will do Time.

There will be increases in the Pay for Public School Teachers.

This money will come from Gambling in the State. No Ifs, Ands or Buts-

I am going to Roll back the Price of Local Phone Calls, from pay Booths, to a Nickel - Yes, 5 Cents. ToDay one can call anyplace in the United States for 5 Cents - One Can call Canada for 9 Cents - Call Paris, France for 31 Cents - London, England for 12 Cents. I will also reduce the Cost to have a Phone in your Home.

Please Consider, Me - Sid Baron Independent.

I would Love to Be your Governor

There is going to be New Times in Louisiana

I Am The Man.

Paid for by Sid Baron

Professional Human Beings

Penn Sound has posted Pauline Cavillot's radio documentary, Professional Human Beings, about post-Katrina New Orleans poetry, featuring interviews with Dave Brinks, Bill Lavender, Brett Evans, and me, among others. Listen here.

Malarkey is the Capital of France

What if all your poems were about aluminum?

Another Limerick for National Poetry Month

Are the poems you write mediocre?
Have you mistaken the pen for the poker?
Then they'll give you a month
And they'll praise the whole bunch
of the green leaves you wilt into ochre.