1911 Humorous Postcard \"Say Old Boy\" Office Work Pay Envelope Peas Grenola KS For Sale

This captivating 1911 postcard features a whimsical illustration titled \"Say Old Boy! Where\'s Yer Kick?\". The design is a humorous take on office life, work ethic, and compensation, rendered in a classic early 20th-century cartoon style with vibrant colors and bold outlines. The front showcases four distinct vignettes: an alarm clock, an office grandfather clock, a weekly pay envelope, and a curious can labeled \"PEAS\" with a string, all contributing to a satirical message about productivity and reward.The historical significance of this postcard is enhanced by its postmark from Grenola, Kansas, dated April 15, 1911, and addressed to Concordia, Kansas. It bears a one-cent U.S. postage stamp featuring George Washington, characteristic of the period. The handwritten message provides a glimpse into daily life, mentioning agricultural activities like planting potatoes and onions, and the anticipation of a new schoolhouse, offering a unique personal connection to the past. This piece is a wonderful example of early American social commentary and a delightful addition for collectors of humorous, Kansas, or early 20th-century ephemera.