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245 00 $aItinerant reporter /$cby Michael Grayson (from the New York Telegraph).
246 3 $aParody on "The man who worked for Dana on the New York Sun."
246 1 $iFirst line of text:$aSay, Boss, can you give me a job?
260 $a[New York? :$bs.n.,$c1925?]
300 $a1 broadside ;$c12 x 9 cm.
500 $aHumorous verse in five stanzas concerning Frank A. Munsey and his newspapers..
500 $aAnonymous. The Michael Grayson moniker was used by several writers who wrote the "Sun Dial" column in the New York Sun ca. 1922.
500 $aAbove title: Parody on "The man who worked for Dana on the New York Sun." Published April, 1924.
630 04 $aSun (New York, N.Y. : 1920)
600 10 $aMunsey, Frank Andrew,$d1854-1925$vPoetry.
655 7 $aBroadsides$zNew York$zNew York$y1925.$2rbgenr
700 1 $aGrayson, Michael.
752 $aUnited States$bNew York$dNew York.
988 $a20120821
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