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1. Bad Company.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
BAD Company (Short story)
Abstract

The article presents the short story "Bad Company," by S. Omar Barker.

Published
1955

2. Trail Fever.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
TRAIL Fever (Short story)
Abstract

The article presents the short story "Trail Fever," by Omar Barker.

Published
1954

3. Don't Pull That Knife!

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
DON'T Pull That Knife! (Short story)
Abstract

The article presents the short story "Don't Pull That Knife!," by S. Omar Barker.

Published
1953

4. Danger Trail.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
DANGER Trail (Short story)
Abstract

The article presents the short story "Danger Trail," by S. Omar Barker.

Published
1953

5. A Deal With a Lady.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
DEAL With a Lady, A (Short story), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

Presents the short story "A Deal With a Lady," by S. Omar Barker.

Published
1958

6. The Girl Who Busted Broncos.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
GIRL Who Busted Broncos, The (Short story)
Abstract

The article presents the short story "The Girl Who Busted Broncos," by S. Omar Barker.

Published
1950

7. MY GUN TALKS FOR ME.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
MY Gun Talks for Me (Short story)
Abstract

The article presents the short story "My Gun Talks For Me," by S. Omar Barker.

Published
1949

8. The Man in the Hard Hat.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
*MAN-woman relationships, *INTERPERSONAL relations
Abstract

The article presents the short story "The Man in the Hard Hat," by S. Omar Barker.

Published
1946

9. Outlaw Trail.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
OUTLAW Trail (Short story), BARKER, Omar
Abstract

Presents the short story "Outlaw Trail," by S. Omar Barker.

Published
1959

10. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

Author

Scholefield, H. K., Barker, S. Omar, Greenback, John, Wahl, Miriam Clarke, Baidrim, A., Reilly, Walter N., Haywood, Ralph, Jones, D. D., Snyder, Ray W., Hill, J. H., Underwood, Isabel M., Doherty, Jane, Niewoehner, Anita, Barlow, Alfred M., Kelly, Phillip C., DeLorme, Richard, and Turner, Douglas R.

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *MIRACLES, *COMMUNISTS, *COMMUNISM
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Saddest Man in the Funnies," by Richard Thruelsen in the October 24, 1953 issue, "Miracle at Dobsis Lake," by Edmund Ware Smith in the October 17, 1953 issue, and the "The Question No Communist Can Answer," by Dr. Mario A. Pei in the October 24, 1953 issue.

Published
1953

11. LETTERS.

Author

Barker, S. Omar, Marsters, D. M., Brown, Judith, Letts, Lou, Rogers, Janet, Carlsgaard, Patricia, Mason, Charles A., Bell, James F., Lindsay, L. H., Sherman, Barbara, Darron, Norman A., Wells, Glen, Crowhurst, Norman H., Paquette, Janet, Patterson, Isabel, Harris, Judith, Syze, Winifred, Wieting, Ruth V., Newman, Frank H., and Hoopes, Marianna

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *LAW, *JOURNALISTS
Abstract

Presents a letter the editor referencing various topics about the U.S. and other social issues. "America: Ugly or Beautiful," which describes the environmental condition of the country; "Bee Lovers, Arise!," which elaborates the gist of the article "How to Get Along With the Bees," by Murray Hoyt; "Readers vs. Williams," which underscores the kind of law that allegedly favors the lawbreaker with money.

Published
1962

12. Letters.

Author

Weidlinger, Michèle, Barker, S. Omar, Nelms, William J., Koller, Rabbi Israel B., Kangas, Charles H., Lanen, Teuvo A., Lee, Robert J., Hortens, Walter, Ayotte, A. E., Orton, Dorothy, Willet, Muriel C., Skinner, L. B., Hicks, Ronald L., Urick Jr., Louis, and Phillips, Neal C.

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *VAPOR baths, *TOURISM, *ARTISTS
Abstract

Presents letters to the editor in response to articles and topics published in previous issues. Failure of Richard Armstrong to tell an important part of the story of in his article "The Explosive Revival of the Far Left," which appeared in the May 8, 1965 issue; Pleasure felt by tourists visiting saunas in Finland; Status of artists in the U.S.

Published
1965

13. Look of Prosperity.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
LOOK of Prosperity (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Look of Prosperity," by S. Omar Barker.

Published
1957

14. On Remodeling Husbands.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
ON Remodeling Husbands (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

Presents the poem "On Remodeling Husbands," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Why must you reform them? Last Line: Why do you marry them?

Published
1956

15. Timely Warning.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
TIMELY Warning (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

Presents the poem "Timely Warning," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Middle age, from forty on. Last Line: use it!

Published
1956

16. The Mountain Makers.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
MOUNTAIN Makers, The (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

Presents the poem "The Mountain Makers," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Mountains out of molehills; Last Line: Add a little dirt!

Published
1956

17. Pessimist's Plaint.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
PESSIMIST'S Plaint (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

Presents the poem "Pessimist's Plaint," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: The best things in life may; Last Line: I've sadly found out!

Published
1956

18. Cowboy Cookin'.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
COWBOY Cookin' (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Cowboy Cookin'," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Cowboys savvy how to cook. Last Line: Is appetite!

Published
1956

19. Dissenting Opinion.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
DISSENTING Opinion (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Dissenting Opinion," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: The Prophet Isaiah was; Last Line: like to look!

Published
1956

20. Honest, Anyhow.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
HONEST, Anyhow (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Honest, Anyhow," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: There may be some guile in; Last Line: means it!

Published
1956

21. The Moth.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
MOTH, The (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "The Moth," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: The moth, that well-known; Last Line: mothproofing clothes!

Published
1956

22. Form 89634-Series 2 W-UP-S1001-OG.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
FORM 89634-Series 2 W-UP-S1001-OG (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

Presents the poem "Form 89634-Series 2 W-UP-S1001-OG," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: For methodization and systematology, Last Line: Are "dimensionalized for folderization"!

Published
1955

23. Under Certain Conditions.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
UNDER Certain Conditions (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

Presents the poem "Under Certain Conditions," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: One of the joys of my; Last Line: tomorrow!

Published
1955

24. OPERATION FINALIZE.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
OPERATION Finalize (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Operation Finalize," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: The Government bulletins in my; Last Line: them!

Published
1954

25. SEVENTH SEASON.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
SEVENTH Season (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Seventh Season," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: If winter comes, as winter will, Last Line: year!.

Published
1954

26. MAN ON A MOUNTAIN.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
MAN on a Mountain (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Man on a Mountain," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Leave to the puzzled sky; Last Line: And sunlight through the trees.

Published
1954

27. WOOD FIRE PLACE.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
WOOD Fireplace (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Wood Fireplace," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Untamed here in a maw of rough–; Last Line: burmed first of all!

Published
1953

28. CHILD DISCIPLINE.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
CHILD Discipline (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Child Discipline," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Should we convey it vocally; Last Line: Upon their little rears?

Published
1953

29. THE BEAR TRACK.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
BEAR Track, The (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "The Bear Track," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: We found a bear track in the new; Last Line: graphed by bear!

Published
1953

30. MOST POPULAR PLAN.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
MOST Popular Plan (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Most Popular Plan," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: When offering friends any; Last Line: advice once!

Published
1953

31. USELESS QUESTION.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
USELESS Question (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Useless Question," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: No Texan ever asks you where; Last Line: doesn't matter!

Published
1953

32. THE EGO AND I.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
EGO & I, The (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

Presents the poem "The Ego and I," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: It's not what people think of me; Last Line: That most of them do not!

Published
1953

33. THE LADY'S AID.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
LADY'S Aid, The (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "The Lady's Aid," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: At New Year resolutions I am; Last Line: my wife!

Published
1953

34. COUNTINUED NEXT MONTH.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
CONTINUED Next Month (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Continued Next Month," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Christmas comes, or so I hear, Last Line: Before we get the total paid!

Published
1952

35. THE NOT- SO - SELENT SEX.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
NOT-So-Silent Sex, The (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "The Not-So-Silent Sex," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Through men speak of gossip; Last Line: As far as the women'll!

Published
1952

36. THE SOURCE OF SUPPLY.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
SOURCE of Supply, The (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "The Source of Supply," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: When your children's bad habits; Last Line: They remind her of you!

Published
1952

37. HOME-FRONT SLACKER.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
HOME-Front Slacker (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Home-Front Slacker," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Our floors all need redoing, Last Line: But also supervise them!

Published
1952

38. WATER IN THE HOUSE.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
WATER in the House (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Water in the House," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: She comes no more to dip her pail; Last Line: As she knelt to dip it full?

Published
1952

39. MEMO ON MEN.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
MEMO on Men (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Memo on Men," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: The fact of the matter is simple; Last Line: Than ever they do for a brain!

Published
1952

40. SMALL HANDS WE LOVE.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
SMALL Hands We Love (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Small Hands We Love," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Small boys' hands are wondrous; Last Line: And present sales of soap!

Published
1952

41. THE EXPERTS.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
EXPERTS, The (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "The Experts," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Two small boys I saw with kites, Last Line: fishing!

Published
1952

42. WORDY FERDIE.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
WORDY Ferdie (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Wordy Ferdie," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Whatever the train of talk may be, Last Line: He stops it!

Published
1952

43. Footnote.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
*DANCE, *ANECDOTES
Abstract

The cites an anecdote about a man who loves to dance with ladies who dance well but usually steps on their feet when dancing.

Published
1952

44. SAD FACT.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
*TRUTHFULNESS & falsehood
Abstract

A quotation from S. Omar Barker about truth and lies is presented.

Published
1952

45. IT'S ALL IN THE VIEWPOINT.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
IT'S All in the Viewpoint (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

Presents the poem "It's All in the Viewpoint," by S. Omar Barker. First line: Those silver linings; Last line: Are yours, not mine!

Published
1951

46. MOST ANY MARRIED COUPLE.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
MOST Any Married Couple (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Most Any Married Couple," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Who's Fond of open windows; Last Line: They're.

Published
1951

47. BEAR SCARE.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
BEAR Scare (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

Presents the poem "Bear Scare," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: The kids saw a bear in the woods today; Last Line: Some fierce child poked his head!

Published
1951

48. REDUCING DIET.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
REDUCING Diet (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

Presents the poem "Reducing Diet," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: Salad: green. Last Line: Limits me to such a diet!

Published
1951

49. The Fatal Pause.

Author

Barker, S. Omar

Subjects
FATAL Pause, The (Poem), BARKER, S. Omar
Abstract

Presents the poem "The Fatal Pause," by S. Omar Barker. First Line: I always think before I speak. Last Line: Somebody else is talking!

Published
1960

50. Post Scripts.

Author

Pennington, Penny, Barker, S. Omar, and Miksch, W. F.

Subjects
*DIARY (Literary form), *CIVIL war, *PERIODICALS, *BOOKS
Abstract

This article presents poems by readers of the periodical "The Saturday Evening Post," and a reader's response regarding a Civil War book. One of the readers says that everytime he thinks that people run out of material for another Civil War book, someone finds a pocketful of letters that General Ulysses Simpson Grant forgot to mail, and the presses roll again. Well, this time he had uncovered a find which he offers to any Civil War buff who thinks he can make something of it, the diary of a great-great uncle.

Published
1960

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