PUSSYFOOT JOHNSON.
Pussyfoot Johnson has made two gramophone record speeches. One is called. "What I See Through My Mass Eye," and this is what the purchaser of the record will hear Mr Johnson say: “I see the time when no father need worry about the drink getting hold of his hoy, whin no mother need worry any longer about the drinking place around the comer. I see the time when the workingman all over the W’orld need no longer be com pelled to live in dirty slums; the tinv when every little child born will have an even chance of living a clean life. Through my glass eye 1 can see the resurrection of brok* n lives.” That glass eye of Mr W. E. Johnson’s is the eye of a prophet. Who would not be willing to give an optic to help turn such a prophecy into history as Pussyfoot Johnson has done. —Exchange.
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White Ribbon, Volume 27, Issue 320, 18 February 1922, Page 7
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