The Evening Review, East Liverpool, Ohio, April 7, 1921

“It’s a scandal, my dear!”

Yes indeed - simply disgraceful, the way that woman caries on with the men! Why, everybody’s talking! And yet she say she doesn’t give a whoop - think of it! 

“Now don’t tell a soul, but between you and me I suspect she’s - er - ”

Was she? Come, laugh, thrill, and find out!

She always played a winning game with the men. But one night she made a mis-cue and - come watch the gossips run up the score!

All the gossips called her a scandal, but the men - o-o-h, la, la!

There is no doubt that she is frisky. Laughs abound.

“Never ask a woman what’s wrong - take her in your arms and kiss her -squeeze her - spank her - anything! - but don’t ask questions.”