1910's Jack Sutthoff cafe- bartender card

gabrinus · #1 08-09-2009, 05:14 PM

As a liquor store owner I can greatly appreciate the sentiment on the back of the card. I may have to appropriate that poem for my own business card while giving credit to the poet. That was Coleridge right??

Jantz · #2 08-09-2009, 05:50 PM

Interesting, not only was he a saloon owner, but a successful one. Then to be shut down by prohibition. It kinda makes the poem cut a little deeper.

Thanks for sharing

Jantz

rc4157 · #3 08-09-2009, 06:25 PM

It's always fun to read more about the individuals on our cards. Makes them come to life.

RC

Leon · #4 08-09-2009, 06:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gabrinus

As a liquor store owner I can greatly appreciate the sentiment on the back of the card. I may have to appropriate that poem for my own business card while giving credit to the poet. That was Coleridge right??

I am not sure who the author of the poem was. You are welcome to appropriate it. I don't think anyone will mind and if you find who wrote it you can give them credit. I am sure they would have appreciated it.

ethicsprof · #5 08-10-2009, 02:41 AM

Leon,
that's a great acquisition!!
you do find some fascinating pieces!

best,
barry

BillyCoxDodgers3B · #6 08-10-2009, 08:00 AM

Here's Harry Coveleskie's Giant Killer Cafe in Shamokin, PA. I pass within a mile or two of Shamokin every time I'm in Pennsylvania and have stopped in once. They have a plaque in the middle of town to honor Stanley, who spent a lot of his life living in South Bend, Indiana. There is nothing mentioning his brother Harry, who never left the area. Too bad.

Matthew H · #7 10-04-2012, 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by BillyCox3

Here's Harry Coveleskie's Giant Killer Cafe in Shamokin, PA. I pass within a mile or two of Shamokin every time I'm in Pennsylvania and have stopped in once. They have a plaque in the middle of town to honor Stanley, who spent a lot of his life living in South Bend, Indiana. There is nothing mentioning his brother Harry, who never left the area. Too bad.

Wow that's cool!!

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