| An illustration of an owl's face peering from a circular opening, framed by ivy branches, with a textured brick-like background. Below, a poem reads: "Tu-whit, tu-whoo! tu-whit, tu-whoo! / Just mark my words and know they're true / If happiness you would pursue / In this old world where nothing's new, / Just find the work you're born to do / And happiness will come to you." The reverse side includes a handwritten message, a Buffalo, N.Y. postmark dated Dec 30, 1913, and a sticker advertising the "WORLD'S PANAMA PACIFIC EXPOSITION IN SAN FRANCISCO 1915." |
