1927
"Damned if I ain't having to get acquainted with Mary all over again," he said, his eyes chuckling more than his voice—chuckling at the sight of new-found horizons of human character. "Ever since the baby arrived and she cut out cigarettes——" Fred Thomas slapped Bart Kilbourne on the back. "You ought to hear Mary talk about those young cigarette-smoking flappers, Bart. You and Anne come up to the Farm pretty soon now and I'll try to get her going. I swear you'll have to go out in the barn and laugh your head off."
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—"Renunciation" by Ernest Bell, The Rotarian, September 1927, pg 54. New York, USA.
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