Prologue
The New Yorker magazine filled spaces between articles with other publications' blurbs such as scrambled lines, etaoin shrdlu, sequences of letters that occur on a linotype machine, that come out such as, Her name was given to the police as ..."mari etoin shrdlushrdlushrdlushrdlu". Lots of dry Ho Hum humor & Illustrations from 1930's New Yorker.
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